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There has been a lot of discussion around cell phone use in schools. 

Navigating this issue can be challenging. We provide expert guidance and practical tools to help schools and parents manage cell phone use, both in and out of school.

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AG Campbell Introduces “The STUDY Act” To Promote Safe Technology Use and Distraction-Free Education For Youth

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72% of U.S. high school teachers say cellphone distraction is a major problem in the classroom

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Dec 3

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We hear from parents who dread the social media conversation. Join us live to hear Dr. Stuart Ablon's revolutionary approach that builds trust with teens and makes it easy to keep communication open as they get older and technology changes. Interested in attending? Follow @thinkkidscps to register using the link in their bio! Bring your questions and concerns!

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Dec 2

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5 Ways to Be More Present This Holiday Season ✨🎄 This season is about connection, spending time with family & friends and enjoying the moment. Here’s how to do it! 📴 Turn off notifications to avoid distractions. ⏳ Set social media time limits to keep scrolling under control. 📵 Schedule phone-free time for family fun, workouts, or just being present. 🎁 Try new activities like baking competitions, decorating, or exploring local holiday events. 💭 Stop comparing yourself - your holiday doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s online. Social media is a highlight reel. Make this season about memories, not screens. ❤️ #yourbrainonsocialmedia #media #screens #holiday #holidayseason #presence #socialmedia #staypresent #ybosm #bostonma #kids #teens #families #mental health

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Nov 26

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Did you know that today’s kindergartners will graduate in 2036, and by then, AI will play a huge role in their education. Here’s how to approach the 4 ages of students now! 👶 Early Elementary (K-2): Teach kids that AI isn’t human! At this age, children might attribute human qualities to technology. Help teach them the difference. 🧒 Upper Elementary: Keep the focus on problem-solving! AI can help us work smarter, but learning is all about making mistakes in the process. 🧑‍🏫 Middle School: At this age curiosity is high, but impulse control is low. Teach kids how to use AI responsibly and avoid generating inappropriate or harmful content. 🎓 High School: Educate them on AI’s limitations. AI can help with research or editing, but it’s not perfect! Encourage students to fact-check, stay skeptical, and build strong media literacy skills. #yourbrainonsocials #medialiteracy #medialiterate #yourbrainonsocialmedia #Ai #artificialintelligence #boston #shahfoundaation #media #edweek

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Nov 21

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Thanksgiving is just around the corner! 🍁🦃 Here are some fun ways to spark connection and keep kids engaged in the classroom: 🔄 Categories: Get kids talking about their choices with a one-minute share by asking them to choose a certain side of the classroom. Left is turkey lovers, Right is stuffing lovers. Go! 💌 Kindness & Gratitude Cards: Thanksgiving is a perfect time to practice kindness! Have each student write a kind note for each of their classmates. 💛 🎉 Human Bingo: Find someone who has a sibling, or whose favorite Thanksgiving food is turkey!n Kids will love discovering new things about each other. 🤝 Paired Sharing: After a lesson, let students pair up to share what they learned and ask questions together. 📚 Read Aloud: Take turns reading in a big circle. It’s a great way to build confidence and keep everyone in the classroom involved! 🏀 DIY Activities: Make learning multiplication fun with “Math Basketball” or another creative twist on class content! #spreadingkindness #thanksgiving #gratitude #classroom #2024 #students #family #education #learning #connection #socialconnection #yourbrainonsocialmedia #boston #november #kindness #kindnesscounts

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