Why Teens Are Giving Up Their Smartphones And Joining The ‘Luddite Club’
For the teenage members of the Luddite Club, flip phones have become the norm. Read the article here.
For the teenage members of the Luddite Club, flip phones have become the norm. Read the article here.
Two Augusta teens are making headlines by doing something kids used to do all the time: going outside. Read the article here.
An Australian restaurant came up with a solution for keeping kids off their phones, but it unveils a bigger problem. Read the article here.
Doomscrolling, or doomsurfing, refers to the tendency to continue to scroll through bad news despite the content being saddening, disheartening or depressing. Read the article here.
Life is totally online — we need ways to politely disconnect. Read the article here.
Millions of kids have been issued devices for school this year whether they’re learning at home, in-person or a combination of the two. Read the article here.
Teens, more than anyone, need time spent in solitude, where emotions are processed and the brain powers down. Read the article here.
While Instagram and the like are key to keeping up with friends, some high-schoolers admit that they often need a break. Read the article here.
College students went one week without their smartphones. Read the article here.
Adolescents overwhelmingly prefer their digital detox during their time at sleep-away camp. Read the article here.