Kids around the world weigh-in on their digital lives and what kinds of online experiences would make them happy.

Just because you didn’t grow up with it doesn’t make it wrong.

Character education might be the key to a better internet.

Telehealth has become an important tool for providers to monitor their patients’ mental health and maintain care.

Underlying problems may make some young people particularly vulnerable to what they find on social media

There was a sense of what was acceptable and what was not.

Social media is just one factor in wider concerns about children’s mental health.

Relax: The digital age is not wrecking your kid's brain.

The people who are closest to a thing are often the most wary of it.

When it comes to screens and teens, it can feel like a battle.

When it comes to voicing opinions about teens and screen time, adults are often the ones doing the talking.

Cell phones that were turned off and stashed away silently reasserted themselves—distracting working students anyway.

Are you ever tempted to check your phone in class? It seems harmless enough to take a quick peek

76.19% of teachers surveyed say they find cellphones in the classroom to be distracting.

Multitasking leads to shallower thinking and more time spent working, especially for kids who struggle with attention

What do students do with their cell phone when they walk into the classroom?

They want our help disconnecting from them.