Parenting in the digital age

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The document discusses parenting in the digital age and provides tips for parents. It addresses how students use technology such as social media and popular websites. Potential issues like technology addiction, cyberbullying, and mistakes made online are covered. The role of hormones in technology use and addiction is explained. The presentation provides information on digital citizenship at the school and recommends tips for parents, such as encouraging non-screen activities and using apps to monitor screen time.

Education

Today’s Takeaways
• How do students use
technology?
• GenerationLike
• What we should worry about
• Addiction
• Digital Citizenship at ISB
• Tips for parents

About me
Michael Boll

New MS Technology Coach

•What social media accounts do students use?

•What websites are most popular?

•How many hours a day, not including school, do students use
technology?

Do students want diﬀerent things
today compared to when you were
their age?

ISB’s role in online bullying and
ISB’s values

The Role of Cortisol
and Dopamine
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Cortisol is the main hormone involved in stress and the
ﬁght-or-ﬂight response.
Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that helps control the brain's
reward and pleasure centers.

Is this photo accurate or an exaggeration?

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InTheMoment.io

• Link to this presentation

• InTheMoment.io: Track your iPhone usage

• SelfControlApp.com: Create work sprints

• Link to survey results
Thank You!

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