I don’t think I’m the only parent who frets about their kids’ screen time. The Phineas and Ferb binges. Saturday nights playing Uncharted. It’s all turning their brains to sausage, right? Developmental psychologist Alison Gopnik wants us to take a deep breath—and focus less on how much kids use tech and more on how kids can use tech to their advantage.

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How Kids Can Use 'Screen Time' to Their Advantage

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How Kids Can Use 'Screen Time' to Their Advantage

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