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Children, Parents, And Technology: Becoming A Successful Digital Family
Child development and family life are increasingly impacted by home digital technology in the hands of children, but there has been no systematic discussion of maximizing the benefits of these powerful tools. In fact, in most families, kids consume junk and chaos reigns.
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Keywords
TECHNOLOGY,
CHILDREN,
FAMILY,
PARENTS,
MEDIA,
cell phones,
smart phone,
TV,
internet,
iPod,
health,
family life,
child development,
infants,
toddlers,
pre-school,
kindergarten,
early school age,
media diet,
technology at home,
applications,
daily media menus,
teachers,
pediatricians,
doctors,
psychiatrist,
internet addiction,
psychology,
social worker,
educator,
education,
teacher,
therapy,
play therapy,
consumption,
instruction manual,
guide,
expert,
VIDEOGAMES,
BABY VIDEOS,
SCREEN TIME,
PC,
HOME COMPUTER,
DANCE PAD,
GAME CONSOLE,
ELECTRONIC,
GAMES,
holiday,
gift,
birthday,
parties,
sleep over,
grandparents,
future,
portal,
gateway,
student,
control,
learning,
knowledge,
values,
socialization,
entertainment,
wireless,
bluray,
play therapy,
games,
clinic,
telemedicine,
NUTRITION,
DEVELOPMENT,
PSYCHSOCIAL,
ETHICS
Group Statistics
Group Type: Open
Date Group Founded: Oct. 28, 2009 9:07 am
Last Group Update: Oct. 30, 2009 9:41 am
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Date Group Founded: Oct. 28, 2009 9:07 am
Last Group Update: Oct. 30, 2009 9:41 am
FAMILY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
To promote development and use of technologies to enhance child development and family life, hopefully to involve mental health, education, and IT professionals. The latter are especially crucial!
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