4 Ways to Combat the ‘Attention Apocalypse’ and Bring Our Kids Back to Reality
It’s much more than getting rid of screens, seasoned educator Alvaro de Vicente of The Heights School says.
It’s much more than getting rid of screens, seasoned educator Alvaro de Vicente of The Heights School says.
COMMENTARY: Parents looking to protect their girls from the mental health contagion must first push back against victimhood narratives.
Nationally, exasperated teachers and parents are leading a charge to keep phones out of the classroom.
A Pew Research study in April found that more than 70% of high school teachers say that students being distracted by cellphones is a major problem.
You probably have a lot of things you wish you could spend more time on. What if you could make one change in your life that would allow for more of this?
“If our ‘interior cellphone’ is always busy because we are ‘having a conversation’ with other creatures,” says Cardinal Sarah, “how can the Creator reach us?”
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