Do you understand movies and television? It seems like every day I see an argument on social media about a film or TV show, and every day I see the argument is made in bad ...
Placeholder while article actions load Millions of children had their online behaviors and personal information tracked by the apps and websites they used for school during the pandemic, according to an international investigation that raises ...
Technology’s effect on children’s social skills and well-being has caused a lot of hand-wringing over the years—and parents’ and educators’ concerns have only grown with the pandemic as students have done more socializing and learning ...
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy seemed to soften his resistance to criticism of the state’s recently leaked gender education materials. Murphy recognized for the first time Wednesday ...
In a world dominated by laptops, kindles and cell phones, how can old-fashioned paper books ever capture the attention of middle school students? Easy. Just put Sarah Rafalowitz in charge of the school library, or ...
While most social media apps require ages over 13, this hasn’t stopped many younger kids from opening accounts, according to new research. The recently published National Child Health Survey by CS Mott Children’s Hospital found ...
In the early days of Joe Biden’s term, clever observers had a piece of advice for the new president and his party that was repeated often: Do popular things. It was a bit tongue-in-cheek for ...
Today we publish the results of our new research on the consumption and thinking of young Australians through the news media. After a summer of bushfires and during the COVID-19 pandemic, young people have told ...
Trudy Rubin’s article on Friday (“The Future of US Media Is Threatened by Open Lies,” May 7th) reveals the reality of how irresponsible media shapes our world and culture. What we’ve seen over the past ...
