US Edition'Stop giving smartphones to children' say teachers
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Children Choose Phone Breaks To Protect Mental Health, Survey Finds
What if the next wave of rebellion wasn’t about breaking curfew—but logging off?Across the globe, more kids are hitting pause on their smartphones—not because their parents told them to, but because they want to. According to new research by GWI, 40% of 12- to 15-year-olds now take deliberate breaks from screens, an 18% jump since 2022.The findings drew on a survey of 20,000 young people and their parents across 18 countries.What’s The Reason?Me…
About 70% of the 10-year-olds already have a smartphone, which, on average, spends more than 3 hours a day on online socializing networks and games during the week.1 In the last decade, the time spent...
Expert discusses serious harms of smartphones for children and how to limit their use - The Dialog
Worried your kids are spending too much time on their smartphones? Beyond the time-wasting concerns, recent studies show frequent smartphone usage is linked to mental health issues, addiction and more. Clare Morell, a mom and fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center where she directs EPPC’s Technology and Human Flourishing Project, contends that it is possible to keep your children away from harmful technology. OSV News’ Charlie Camosy spok…
Experts say that young people understand warnings about smartphones. Too much online affects mental health and concentration capacity. Experts say that young people do not resuspend technology, they learn to use it more. Children do not need to be certain of adults alone! The number of people between 12 and 15 years of age who take their own breaks from smartphones and tablets has doubled from 2022 to 40%. The study, conducted by 20 thousand chi…
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