This rapid growth has sparked debate about esports’ impact on youth development. While some view esports as a distraction, others argue that it offers valuable skills and opportunities that can positively contribute to young people’s lives. ...
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If you’re feeling lonely, you’re not alone. A new survey from The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center found that 66 percent of parents felt lonely or isolated sometimes. And 79 percent said they’d value a way to connect with other parents outside of home and work. Northeast Ohio Parent Dad Columnist Jason Lea shares a few ways you can become involved. ...
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From the playground to the high school halls, it’s an unfortunate truth —bullying exists and only gets worse with age. With the advances in technology, social media in particular, it can seem like there is no escape from this type of behavior. This Bullying Prevention Month, we spoke with some local experts about why bullying behavior occurs and what parents and kids can do to prevent it. ...
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Next school year, Ohio students might find themselves in a pre-Y2K throwback: a classroom without cellphones or very limited use. In May, Gov. Mike DeWine signed House Bill 250 into law, requiring Ohio school districts to create official cellphone policies. While the law leaves the specifics up to each district, the goal is to decrease the amount of time students use their phones during school. ...
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Your happy elementary school student suddenly becomes a tween in middle school. It’s no secret to parents that during those years, your child will see a lot of changes, not just academically, but also emotionally and physically. Here are a few tips for parents to consider when navigating this changing emotional time for this age group. ...
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