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The Funniest Tweets From Parents This Week

Kids may say the darndest things, but parents tweet about them in the funniest ways. So each week, we round up the most hilarious 140-character quips fro…

Distracted parenting: Limiting screen time for you and your kids

Technology is all around us, but it can be a double-edged sword for parents.There are moments when Gretchen Bjornson and her youngest son Conner, share screen time, and when that time is separate.“I think it’s real easy to get distracted,” she said.Psychia

Panasonic Showcases Next-Gen Technology and Solutions to Support 4K Smart Entertainment and Connected Stadiums at 2017 NAB Show

LAS VEGAS, April 21, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Booth highlights include the 4K AK-UC3000 Studio Camera System and the HD AK-HC5000 High-Speed Camera System Displays also include 4-Sided LED Videoboards, ballooncam, …

Budget Friendly Tips for Raising a Child – ZING Blog by Quicken Loans

Raising a child is not cheap. Here are a few places you can save money depending on the age of your child.

How to Play Games with Your Children Without Technology | Direct Energy Blog

Take a break from technology with your family and connect with your children with these technology-free games.

6 underground apps students hide from schools

Technology is nearly ubiquitous in classrooms, and it holds extreme importance in the lives of today’s children.

But with technology comes responsibility, and many ed-tech stakeholders emphasize…

Robots will soon become our children’s tutors. Here’s why that’s a good thing

Experts see robots playing a significant role in children’s emotional, social, and cognitive development in the near future.

SOUND OF MIND: Negative effects of technology in children

Our world is overrun by technology. While technology has aided the human race with many advancements and conveniences, it also presents with some unfortunate consequences for our children.

Creating tech-healthy kids

As a parent and a school principal, I’d rather see kids reading a book, running around on the playground or playing an instrument than spending hours glued to a smart phone or an Xbox. But that doesn’t mean that there isn’t a time and a place for kids to use technology; it can be a powerful tool for research learning and connecting to the broader world, both locally in our own communities and globally. The difficulty is finding the right boundaries so that using technology remains a positive