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Parents Are the Problem with Pamela Paul
Jan 30, 2024
Pamela Paul, New York Times columnist, discusses the impact of cell phones on children, the downsides of constant connectivity, and the influence of technology companies on schools. She emphasizes the need for clear cell phone policies in classrooms and explores the contradiction between safety and independence.
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- Parents have the power to limit phone usage and establish boundaries for their children.
- Giving children cell phones at a younger age may not be necessary and delaying access until high school can be more in line with past norms.
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Parents are responsible for their children's cell phone habits
Parents often blame their children for having a cell phone addiction, but the truth is that parents are the ones who provide the phones and set the rules. They have the power to limit phone usage and establish boundaries.
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