You raise a very tough problem for parents and society, when kids hunger for something that is highly stimulating, entertaining, and addicting. Studies showI constant device use isn't about positive reinforcement, it's because it erodes attention and the ability to regulate impulsivity. Kids are very impulsive, so this is going to be a big test. Is the ban working, at least for in the classrooms?
I think its too early to say, it is certainly a controversial journey. I naturally lean against bans, but personally knowing someone who lost a child tragically because of online bullying, I understand the need for a pause. But what we do now is key. A child doesn't become a responsible digital citizen the day they turn 16. That comes with guidance, education, and a safe space to explore.
You raise a very tough problem for parents and society, when kids hunger for something that is highly stimulating, entertaining, and addicting. Studies showI constant device use isn't about positive reinforcement, it's because it erodes attention and the ability to regulate impulsivity. Kids are very impulsive, so this is going to be a big test. Is the ban working, at least for in the classrooms?
I think its too early to say, it is certainly a controversial journey. I naturally lean against bans, but personally knowing someone who lost a child tragically because of online bullying, I understand the need for a pause. But what we do now is key. A child doesn't become a responsible digital citizen the day they turn 16. That comes with guidance, education, and a safe space to explore.