You Can't Blame Technology Alone For Young People Lacking ...

In yesterday's Growing Up Digital in Australia report, the dangerous narrative that young people are unfocussed, disengaged (lacking ...

Tech and social media bans alone cannot fix teen mental health

One thing is clear: We can't pin all the blame for teen mental ... Teens Are Facing (And Adults Are Missing).” Sara Konrath is a social ...

Do you agree technology ruined a lot of things especially for young ...

... people to be more lonely, isolated and without purpose? Do you think the most dangerous types of men are the ones with nothing to live for?

Does Technology Make Us Lonely? - Scholastic Choices

The majority of teens spend more than nine hours per day staring at screens. Are they making friends around the world—or blowing off IRL relationships?

Blame Society, Not the Screen Time - NYTimes.com

We blame technology, rather than work, to understand why children engage with screens in the first place.

Stop Saying Technology Is Causing Social Isolation | HuffPost Life

... they please without being judged by people for using a smartphone to do so. ... We can't do it without you. Can't afford to contribute? Support ...

Let's Stop Shaming Teens About Social Media Use - ASCD

... they believed their digital technology was ... For suffering children and teens, schools can be places to gain support they lack at home.

How does technology impact teenagers' brains? We still don't ... - Vox

But she says she's also worried about the effects of these devices on children and teens' mental health. “[A]s a mom, I can't ignore the reality ...

Don't Blame Technology, Blame Yourself | The Daily Economy

People have come to comply. Now we have a different problem. We can't get through a dinner with friends without half the guests checking their ...

Blaming Technology for Social Decline | by cat clymer - Medium

Unfortunately, scapegoating technology, and young people for ... kids alone when they needed their parents the most. Studies show ...

Are Smartphones To Blame For The Teen Loneliness Epidemic?

If you've noticed your teen feeling more lonely since the start of the pandemic, it's not your imagination. For teens, the pandemic hits extra hard for ...

Deteriorating Mental Health of Teens: Should Technology be Blamed?

Is technology only to be blamed for mental health issues in teenagers? Are we not equally reponsible? Check out answers to all these questions in this post.

Loneliness and Technology | Advice from Steven D. Brand

If you're feeling lonely, there are ways you can take back your life, without giving up your technology ... Did you know that lonely people have ...

Why a Technocracy Fails Young People | TIME

Policy reform alone—while necessary—won't save us. But neither will tech figures like Musk or Theil. In fact, we need an alternative to an ...

We Should Probably Stop Blaming Technology For The Failings Of ...

I've been thinking a lot lately about how so many of the "problems" that people bring up with regards to the internet these days -- much of ...

The Panic Over Smartphones Doesn't Help Teens - The Atlantic

Smartphones and social media are melting our children's brains and making them depressed, or so goes the story we are being told.

Jonathan Haidt Blames Tech for Teen Troubles - Reason Magazine

... we have been seeing more suicides and self harm in young people. ... Haidt says that if we wouldn't send our kids to Mars without having ...

Stop blaming teens' mental health issues on “screen time” - Vox

“Important nuance is missing if we just talk about digital technologies in general,” Amy Orben, a psychologist also with the Oxford Internet ...

Americans under 30 are miserable compared to Boomers - CNBC

... one of the main reasons young people feel more alone. “Several examples of harms include technology that displaces in-person engagement ...

Steeped in Fragility - City Journal

Haidt argues that parents should facilitate more independent, play-based learning. At minimum, they should be able to leave their children outside alone without ...