Protecting Your Teenagers Online
The dangers of the Internet are real. Read the article here.
The dangers of the Internet are real. Read the article here.
Cooking chicken in NyQuil cold medicine doesn’t sound very appetizing — and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration wants you to know that it’s definitely not safe, either. Read the article here.
Nearly 40 percent of young people—ages 18 to 24—are turning to visual-based social media platforms like TikTok or Instagram for their internet searches. Read the article here.
We’ve been told — and taught — that mediums are neutral and content is king. But is that true? Read the article here.
Is all that time spent on social media, gaming apps, and streaming services turning kids’ brains into mush? Read the article here.
How to help teens have safe and healthy online relationships. Read the article here.
Ff we adults are seemingly powerless in the face of such digital temptation, where does that leave our kids? Read the article here.
Researchers have uncovered a link between depression and problematic internet use (PIU) among teens. Read the article here.
Researchers are urging parents to place time limits on their children’s tech use. Read the article here.
The study also found that boys were more likely to engage in cyberbullying than girls. Read the article here.