The Anxious Generation author Jonathan Haidt recommends parents follow these four guidelines to curb smartphone use.

We face a simple choice: algorithm or art. One isolates. The other inspires. One extracts attention. The other expands minds.

The acceptance of smartphones in schools has fueled cyberbullying, conflict among students, and had a cumulative, enduring, ...

The law doesn't apply to Ohio's private schools, but some have already restricted cell phone use. At Stark County Catholic ...

TikTokers coined the "Gen Z stare" to refer to the vacant look some young people give in social situations and workplace ...

Parenting is one of those jobs where you don’t get a do-over, but that hasn’t stopped me from thinking about all the things I ...

Many see video games as a negative component of many young men’s adolescence, but social psychologist and author Jonathan ...

Book cover of Jonathan Haidt's new book available now. (photo: Penguin Press ) Ashley McGuire Books June 5, 2024. Every day at 3:16 p.m., I get a phone call from my son’s school.

Jon Haidt: The way I think about it is that these all these fuses coming together, and each one was burning separately to some extent. They all intersected in the fall of 2015.

Welcome to Mars, Jonathan Haidt. Stephanie H. Murray. Sat, April 13, 2024 at 6:45 AM UTC. 9 min read. ... Haidt’s primary argument, however, is even more compelling.

Instead of always giving in, parents need to be steadfast in their willingness to do the hard things needed to keep their kids safe, Michelle Obama said.

Jon Haidt: The way I think about it is that these all these fuses coming together, and each one was burning separately to some extent. They all intersected in the fall of 2015.