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Posts tagged home schooling
Why does my child’s behaviour change when they have been on a screen?
Why does my child’s behaviour change when they have been on a screen?

Written by Claire Burgess, Family Consultant. As I am writing this blog we are in lockdown 3.0 - back to home schooling and trying to come up with ways to keep our children entertained all day long! Even before lockdown I think we were all coming to accept that screens are a part of our everyday lives. They aren’t going anywhere, and I think we would all agree that they’ve been really valuable through lockdown in keeping us all connected with friends, family and with work or school.

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Behaviour, Lockdown, Tweens and TeensRebekah Frankcomparenting, families, parenting tips, parenting help, toddler behaviour, child development, parenting blog, parenting advice, kids behaviour, child first, empathy, good communication, parenting challenges, amicable, respectful, helpful links, parenting webinars, screen time, tech time, tech ban, dopamine, instant gratification, video games, no tech, technology for kids, house rules, family agreement, self regulation, limiting screens, gaming, kids gaming, screen based, home schooling, feel good, social media, social media and teens, teens social media, teens screen time, tweens screen time, toddler screen time
Is social media antisocial...?
Is social media antisocial...?

Written by Amy Frankcom. During this time of lockdown it is not surprising that many teenagers are turning to social media both as a form of escapism and to keep in touch with their friends, but is it making them anti-social?

As part of her online school work Amy participated in a BBC Bitesize lesson all about creating an argument and this was the result of the exercise she did creating an argument against the statement that ‘social media is ‘antisocial’.

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Tweens and Teens, LockdownRebekah Frankcomparenting, families, social media, teenagers, anti social, covid19, corona virus, quarantine, lockdown, BBC Bitesize, home schooling, online learning