Living With Children: The Realities Of Teens And Smartphones
Here is the short list of “realities” concerning smartphones and teenagers. Read the article here.
Here is the short list of “realities” concerning smartphones and teenagers. Read the article here.
Researchers conclude that “nomophobia,” or the fear of being out of smartphone contact, is “extremely common” among college students. Read the article here.
Tim Elmore blogs about 5 common sources of stress in teens that often lead to anxiety and depression. Read the blog post here.
Smartphones are likely the first big-ticket item they got. Read the article here.
Some teenagers are opting out of the relentless pursuit of ‘likes’ on Facebook and Instagram—and they don’t feel like they’re missing out. Read the article here.
A teenage tells the tale of using a flip phone after breaking their iPhone. Read the story here.
Despite good intentions, 55% of travelers who intend to unplug from their digital devices on vacation are unable to do so. Read the article here.
Fear of missing out can make social media-using teens feel stressed. Common Sense Media shares how you can help. Read the article here.
More and more evidence continues to emerge linking social media to stress, depression, and other negative outcomes in teens and adults. Read the article here.