Judicious use of Technology by Students and Adults

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Technology and screen time are a necessity, not a mere pastime. Since last year, they have been a savior and have had an invaluable impact on our lives. 

But this has led to the fact that now many kids have become inseparable from their devices. Thus, we need to put our foot down and implement restrictions on excess screen time and only promote good screen time.

Screen time for kids has always been an issue and a necessity of our daily lives. Since last year, it has dominated every aspect of our lives. It has become an addiction for people of all age groups. Keeping in mind all its awful impacts, screen time regulations and limitations have become very necessary.

Parents play a huge role in their children's day-to-day activities. So, carrying out regulations and limitations on their children's screen time is purely their responsibility.

• Parents must not make phones and television seem a great way of curing boredom to their kids. Just normalize their existence without making it look anything special.
• They must be strict with the demands of their children. No matter how much the kid asserts the want of phones and other stuff, until the parents believe that it's the right time, they must not give children personal mobile phones, etc.
• Kids learn what they see. Parents must be responsible enough to not demonstrate something that would be toxic for their children. They must first regulate their screen time and spend ample time with family. 
• Once phones and computers become essential for children's studies, parents must monitor every other activity of their child. They must be aware of whether the screen time and activities of their children are healthy for them or not.
• Children must not be availed of an unlimited internet connection. With limited access to the Internet, screen time gradually decreases. They are complementary to each other. Apart from online classes and studies, parents must limit the use of the internet.