Kids' screen time isn't as bad as parents believe it to be, experts suggest
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dailystar.co.uk"Yes, it is true that excessive screen time is detrimental to your children’s physical and mental health. There is a crucial distinction, however, between passive and active screen time." Well-regulated use of technology has shown that it can improve learning outcomes in addition to refining children’s social and emotional wellbeing.For many it would be the dream scenario if your child was fine-tuning their learning at the same time as developing those all important lasting friendships.One such example of a platform promising positive active screen time is Math-Whizz’s virtual tutoring programme.
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