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'Screen time' is about more than setting limits

  • Written by Nathan Fisk, Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity Education, University of South Florida
imageHow much is too much screen time for kids?Dragon Images/Shutterstock

In today’s media-rich world (or media-saturated, depending on your view), one rarely has to look far to find parents concerned about the ways that kids engage with technology. Recently, managing “screen time” seems to be on everyone’smind –...

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