Screen Aware Childhood//Pat Cantor, Ed.D., Mindy Holohan, MA, CFLE, Jean Rogers, M.S.Ed, CPE
About this episode
The episode discusses the importance of addressing the needs of young children in a digital world, featuring insights from the authors of a relevant book.
Happy week of the Young Child! The week of the Young Child is an annual week-long celebration sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (AKA: NAEYC). The purpose of this week is to focus public attention on the needs of young children and their families, and to recognize the early childhood programs and services that meet those needs. The book I'd like to honor and recognize for this is: Screen Aware Early Childhood, A Realistic Approach to Helping Young Children Thrive in a Digitally Complex World. The authors, Pat Cantor, Mindy Holohan, and Jean Rogers, walk us through the key points and tell us what we can do now to help our children thrive in the digital age. Listen to this episode and visit the show notes on the Healthy Screen Habits website to gain access to this valuable resource.
People in this episode
Host: Hillary Wilkinson
Guests: Pat Cantor, Mindy Holohan, Jean Rogers
Topics covered
- early childhood education
- digital age
- child development
- screen time
- parenting
Keywords
- young children
- screen awareness
- digital complexity
- parenting tips
- child thriving
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: National Association for the Education of Young Children
Books & works: Screen Aware Early Childhood, A Realistic Approach to Helping Young Children Thrive in a Digitally Complex World
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