Always On
ShonaA place where I share research, insight, and practical tips for parenting/technology.
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Smart families don't give kids smartphones
When we decided to give my son a phone, we did it exactly by the book. My son had proven himself responsible. We installed parental controls. We set hard limitations: it turned off in the evening, could not download apps-it only had WhatsAp...
Ed-Tech is a Hoax
In his new book, The Digital Delusion, Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath doesn’t just come for smartphones or social media apps. He comes for screens. Period.
The Attachment Economy
I read a quote this week that quite literally kept me up all night “What was the race for attention through social media now becomes the race of attachment and intimacy through AI.”
The “Good,” The “Bad,” and The “Okay” Screens:
We have all sort of figured out that screens are bad. By now, the research is piling up like laundry in a house with three kids: screens can hurt our children’s psychosocial, neurological, intellectual, and spiritual development.
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Shona has over 15 years in the field of education, holding positions as teacher, consultant, professor and school principal.
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