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Using Video Game Design to Teach Literacy Skills
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Mass. General for Children's Dr. Scott Hadland discusses cell phone use in children
IT FINDS THAT PARENTS WHO USE THEIR DEVICES MORE IN FRONT OF THEIR KIDS, OR THOSE WHO PUNISH THEIR KIDS BAD BEHAVIOR BY LIMITING THEIR SCREEN TIME, ISN’T THAT EVERY PARENT RESULTS IN HIGHER ODDS ...