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Children and Screens: Institute of Digital Media and Child Development

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Neurodivergent children have unique considerations when it comes to healthy digital media use, from how to help ADHD youth balance distraction to managing emotional regulation. Children and Screens’ research-based resources in #LearnAndExplore provide insight and tips to help parents and caregivers evaluate media use with a nuanced understanding of neurodivergent children's needs, including: 🎧 #ScreenDeep Podcast 👨👩👧👦 Parenting #TipSheets 🎥 #AskTheExperts Shorts 📖 "Handbook of Children and Screens" ➕ Plus more Browse the #LearnAndExplore resource library now! https://bit.ly/4i4Y1W4

  • Infographic highlighting #AskTheExperts Shorts on 'Neurodiversity and Digital Media Use' in #LearnAndExplore from Children and Screens against a magenta background. Includes two screen captures: the left panel features a video called "Defining Neurodiversity" while the right panel showcases a video on the effects of binge gaming on youth with ADHD.
  • Infographic highlighting #TipSheets on 'Neurodiversity and Digital Media Use' in #LearnAndExplore from Children and Screens against a magenta background. Includes three screen captures of "ADHD Youth and Digital Media Use," "Neurodivergent Youth and Digital Media," and "Attention, Media Use, and Children."
  • Infographic highlighting a #ScreenDeep podcast episode on 'Neurodiversity and Digital Media Use' in #LearnAndExplore from Children and Screens against a magenta background. Includes a screen capture of podcast episode "Neurodivergent Children and Media Use" with Meryl Alper, PhD.
  • Infographic highlighting a chapter from the "Handbook of Children and Screens" against a magenta background. It includes a screen capture of the section titled "Digital Media, Cognition, and Brain Development: Summary and Recommendations."

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