Clearly I'm not the only one out there that has spent some time and energy thinking about this one. Below are a bounty of pieces that might make you think and rethink yours and your children (and your students) attachment to technology.
Let's start with an infographic:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjNogdmrA0nvC58SJeDMQ3QUbTevaIadDBKZeiGOFjgHm5u3aMdOVG5pdbrVRB3k6pOUQKaoYj-lkOCgKQb_Vx2Wc6MzggkF5H2m86WmhnYuDrdB9NwjxzrFauAY6CycBTX1D26bEC_s7U/s1600/Heads-Up-on-being-Heads-Down.png)
And here's a litany of other links on this subject:
And let's end with the "Book Book:
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