Dealing with Screen Time
Dealing with Screen Time
by Hicks, Kelli
ISBN: 9798892606752
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Most students have experienced the difficulty of turning away from their phones, tablets, and video games to focus on other things. Screen time can feel addicting, but it can also be managed. Read Dealing with Screen Time to understand what screen time is, identify types of screen time, and learn what to do to feel more balanced and connected in real life. This practical guide provides strategies you can use to gain control over screen time. Know how to help yourself and how to help others too!
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Copyright:
Imprint: Mitchell Lane
Category: NonfictionInterest Level:
Reading Level:
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Book Features:
Dewey Number: 302.23
Page Count: 48
Trim: 6 1/2 x 9 1/4
Dealing With... Set 2 Series
Preteens and teens deal with a lot every day. Screen time competes with time for friends and activities in real life. Family changes bring confusion and uncertainty. Worries about violent threats can be overwhelming. Luckily, when armed with up-to-date information and research-based strategies, students can cultivate a positive outlook and take control over the stress in their lives. Each title in the Dealing With series provides in-depth background knowledge about an important issue and offers six simple and effective coping strategies. Titles include Dealing with Difficult People, Dealing with Discrimination, Dealing with Family Changes, Dealing with Health Issues, Dealing with Screen Time, and Dealing with Threats and Violence. These books engage and support young readers with real-life stories, self-evaluation quizzes, hands-on practice activities, and extensive resources for additional help. An index and glossary are also included. The friendly and knowledgeable advice in this series will help kids deal with tough issues.
