ExploRIII 2014 Volume 2 | Page 33

33 GUIDELINES FOR HEALTHY USE OF TECHNOLOGY • How can parents and teachers help children unplug? (And don’t forget, that we probably need to do it, too!) • Unplug yourself – youth often emulate adults • Designate no-tech time • Explore alternatives to technology as a family • Create a productive role for the child that they don’t need technology for • Address outdoor activities and outdoor safety • Meet developmental milestones through movement and touch • Be informed about technology overuse TECHNOLOGY TIPS FOR PARENTS K IDS U S ING TEC H NOLOGY 50% g the in of kids are us age five internet daily by 60% are educational apps n of all bestselling l childre preschoo geared towards 30% Today’s youngest students are expected to already have some technical know-how. So, what is on that list? • Use a mouse to move the cursor on the screen • Locate main keyboard buttons • Be familiar with interactive apps and activities • Know simple technical terms such as digital camera, iPad, computer, mouse, internet • Type name on QWERTY keyboard • Understand the basic functions of an internet browser nts’ devices of apps on pare n by their childre are downloaded See more at: mic.com/ http://www.edude ldren technology-for-chi Huge Selection of New & Used Travel Trailers, 5th-Wheel and Hybrids ... Come See!! FINANCING AVAILABLE!!! Payments as low as $99/month Top Dollar for your trade! ! ealer 's #1 rea The a ver D st Ri Fore BILL THOMAS CAMPER SALES WHERE RV MEANS REAL VALUE. we want your trade-in! 101 THOMAS RV WAY, WENTZVILLE, MISSOURI 63385 Let our staff show you the right RV to fit your needs, budget and tow vehicle in a low pressure, family-friendly environment. (1-70 at exit 208 in Wentzville on the South Other Road) 1.800.367.5767 www.btcamper.com