Screen Smart Children
A guide to helping kids thrive in a world that never switches off
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In a world where screens dominate childhood in both classrooms and bedrooms, many parents feel overwhelmed. Are devices stealing attention, empathy and imagination from our children? Or can they be part of a healthy, balanced life?
Internationally acclaimed neuroscientist Dr Mark Williams and award-winning educator Gavin McCormack team up for this book. They draw on decades of cutting-edge brain research and real-world classroom experience to reveal how screen exposure is rewiring young minds.
Packed with relatable stories, practical tools and science-backed strategies, this book offers a roadmap for guiding children toward healthy tech habits, deeper focus and genuine human connection, without banning screens or battling over devices. In it you will:
- Understand the impact of technology and screens on children’s development.
- Learn how to reduce the risks of overexposure to screens.
- Gain tools to support mental health and wellbeing across the whole family.
Commentaires
‘Easy to read and full of useful counsel, this guide takes the angst out of helping children get screen smart.’
‘This book doesn’t just explain the problem – it hands you the solutions.’
(Dr Justin Coulson, author of 9 Ways to a Resilient Child and co-host of The Happy Families Podcast)
(Dr Justin Coulson, author of 9 Ways to a Resilient Child and co-host of The Happy Families Podcast)
‘This transformational book provides the key that opens the door to quality education. One that prepares children for life as educated, compassionate people who are creative and critically intelligent.’ (Dr Neil Hawkes, Founder of Values-based Education (VbE))
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