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Screens aren’t the problem, it’s what’s on them that’s rotting our brains
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The debate over screen time and its effects on children's development has been ongoing, with many studies and experts weighing in on the potential risks and benefits. However, some argue that the focus on screen time itself is misguided, and that the content being consumed is a more significant factor in determining its impact. The way in which technology is used, rather than the amount of time spent using it, is increasingly being seen as a key consideration in this discussion.
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Screens aren’t the problem, it’s what’s on them that’s rotting our brains
Technology is just a tool. Like every tool, it can make us better or it can waste our time. So the real question isn’t how much of it we use – it’s what we use it for, says Bhav Singh We’ve spent years arguing about the impact of screen time on kids’ development, but I [...]
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