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Is Your Public Library iWISE?
As libraries try to stay relevant to the needs of 21st century patrons, many are transforming from a repository for books to a hangout for screen consumption. On a recent visit, I walked through the aisles of computer stations and noted that only 3 of the users appeared to […]
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Device Free Dinner | Common Sense Media
commonsensemedia.org
Make the most of family time...without devices. Take the #DeviceFreeDinner challenge instead of texting at the dinner table or watching tv while eating.
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Social media is as harmful as alcohol and drugs for millennials
qz.com | By Tony Rao
Although people of all ages use social media, it is more addictive for younger users than it is for older people.
I have had several people ask me: What is the quickest, easiest way to make their wi-fi safer for their kids (i.e. block porn).
While there are many filtering and monitoring programs out there that I support, if you want something that works INSTANTLY, this is it. I use it in my home and am thrilled that my son is no longer getting all of the "suggested" videos on youtube or other places that the porn producers are targeting him with. In fact, I like it so much, I'm selling them now! Not because I make a lot of money (trust me I don't). It's because it works and I want my child to grow up in a world where minds are protected from this garbage. I give talks to adults on what our children are being exposed to and how it's affecting them. Most of my audience is STUNNED with what I am sharing. Our kids need us to protect them in both worlds: the real one and the virtual one. If we don't, who will?
Email me for more information: cheryl@screenhealthsolutions.com
Managing the family’s screen time just got a whole lot easier.
This past year I was invited in to give a talk to a local high school about this issue. When I began, the students giggled and fidgeted when I mentioned the topic. When I finished, the students thanked me for coming. They said they had no knowledge of the potential harms or dangers because no adult had ever talked to them about the issue before. They told me that all kids need to hear this. Here's your chance to share the information with yours. They will thank you....
5 Ways to Convince Your Tween NOT to Use Porn
protectyoungminds.org
Every kid deserves to be warned about the dangers of pornography. But will tweens listen? National expert, Dr. John Foubert, shares five compelling facts...
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psychologytoday.com
The face of depression in today's screen-bound world is changing.