Fixed attention on screens is hijacking a generation’s childhood and well-being en masse. Sure, there are benefits to technology. The issue isn’t whether this generation has enough exposure to modern technology; it’s whether they have enough exposure to real life.
Anyone who spends any time with children and teens—parents, grandparents, teachers, neighbors—can see there is a cost to the minutes and hours our children are allowed to give away to the digital world each day.
