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The Impact of Technology on Social Skills

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Do you believe that technology can be beneficial or harmful to the development of children?   It's been established for a long time that healthy and healthy social skills originate from healthy interactions in a face-to-face setting.   For children who are still in their early years the interactions facilitate understanding and understanding non-verbal skills, creating relationships with others and gaining empathy.   However, the amount time spent in front of screens is starting to influence the way that social skills are learnt and developed, particularly for younger children.   Take a look at the following figures published in an article published in The Washington Post.   Teenagers spend 9 hours a day watching media children aged 8-10 are able to spend 5.5 hours each day watching media Furthermore, A According to a 2018 Nielsen report by Nielsen in 2018. : Adults can spend up to 11 ...

Activities to engage your kids at home Learning and Play

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For the health, safety, and protection of your kids,various districts decided to have a COVID-19 (Coronavirus)-related school closures. If you don't have ideas on how to keep your kids academic learning when they are at home, below are some ideas: Make a Schedule Since your kids will be at home after school, and their parents will be at home working, making the schedule is an excellent strategy to keep everyone engaged and active. If you let your children relax and play all day won't benefit anyone. A schedule and routine in this period will ensure that your kids stay on track and will not succumb to couch potato syndrome. Study Time Home study does not have to be a series of books or workbooks. After they have completed their schooling, make them participate in activities that challenge their minds and test their abilities. As they get older, and more appropriate activities that test their creativity and inno...