Sybil Kelly is a technology marketer and corporate communications professional, as well as a mother of a 13-year old son. Sybil’s daily struggle to moderate screen time for her son inspired her book “Get the F**k off That Screen,” and she is constantly looking for a balance between the benefits and detriments of the digital world.   Topics covered: <ul> <li style="font-weight: 400;">What prompted Sybil to write “Get the F**k off That Screen”?</li> <li style="font-weight: 400;">What strategies have Sybil tried to mediate screens with her 13-year-old son and have they been effective?</li> <li style="font-weight: 400;">What advice would Sybil give to other parents who are dealing with screen-loving children?</li> </ul>

Sara Negrin: A Screen-Loving High-Schooler's Perspective on the Digital Era

For many of us, checking our phone is the last thing we do before bed, first thing we do in the morning, during breakfast, on the toilet, in the car, during school, during work, hanging out with friends or family, walking the dog, waiting in line, feeling awkward or left out, procrastinating, and much much more. This is a space to learn more about digital technology, media and screens and how they affect us all. This podcast consists of interviews with professionals, teachers, teens, parents, and more, exploring how we can educate ourselves on the good, bad and pixilated. 

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