Topics: Helping young folks manage persuasive technology and reduce screen time; ideas for parents to try at home with students to increase focus and productivity with homework; an honest reveal of how living with our heads down looking at our phones, chips away at the fabric of our community; real life experiences and stories of how we stay connected to each other in a virtual world. Social media, video gaming, and smart phones make parenting and teaching a little tougher these days, especially since our kids know we are not very good at it either (just saying).
Raising a More Present Generation (than Us)
Claim This Podcastby Brian Anderson, MS, Ed.
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Topics: Helping young folks manage persuasive technology and reduce screen time; ideas for parents to try at home with students to increase focus and productivity with homework; an honest reveal of how living with our heads down looking at our phones, chips away at the fabric of our community; real life experiences and stories of how we stay connected to each other in a virtual world. Social media, video gaming, and smart phones make parenting and teaching a little tougher these days, especially since our kids know we are not very good at it either (just saying).
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January 11, 2022
What is the technology spell?
<p>How did we all surrender to today's technology spell? From tablet-obsessed toddlers to pre-adolescents using appearance-altering filters on social media, to shameful "sharenting" and billions of users posting all aspects of our lives online, how does one disconnect from a wired world and be more present and authentic with self and others?</p>
January 11, 2022
Raising a More Present Generation
<p>This episode focuses on the challenges our youngest generations face with persuasive, manipulative technology. What is it like for young people (and adults) growing up in a wired world that lacks true connection much of the time? As parents what can we do to better manage technology in our own lives, within our homes, and most importantly, how can we support our children so they can live a healthier life balance with technology, screen time, and social media. Generation Now Life Skills was formed to help our youngest generations, the future stewards of our world, be more present in their lives and experience a deeper connection with self and others -- unlocking their true potential as students and young adults. </p>
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