النمو الصحي في العصر الرقمي

This guide explains the risks of new media for children and young people, including: impaired brain development, communication pressures, addiction risks, loss of privacy, websites harmful to minors, cyberbullying, and health risks from constant exposure to cell phone radiation. It also explains the legal provisions, preventive measures, and procedures necessary to avoid these risks or deal with them appropriately. The paradox of our digital future is that brain development requires time and skill at play, work, and interaction in the real world during the first 15 to 16 years of life. The result is the ability to exercise self-control and independent thinking, which is essential to media awareness. The authors of this book, all professionals, provide practical tips for age-appropriate brain stimulation, and encourage teachers and parents to find ways to protect their children from unnecessary and harmful use of electronic devices at an early age. They also provide tips to help children develop their unique creativity and learn to self-learn.