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Screen Skills for Life

Our kids need help... and so do we

We find ourselves in a weird landscape of  adults understanding the world and kids understanding tech with a big gap in the middle.  Real Talk offers a free monthly zoom to help bridge that gap.

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For a system designed to share information, technology has a remarkably poor record of highlighting the ways in which it might be failing us... and our kids. Itself a system that draws our attention away from it too.

Real Talk offers sessions, mostly in the workplace but can see its value in the home, schools and clubs too. 

We offer a free monthly zoom for adults who care for children of all ages, the younger the better.

For better screen and all-round health, we can bridge some generational knowledge gaps.

Luckily, we have the tools to do that now.

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  • 53% of seven-year-olds own a phone but have had little to no guidance around conduct or repercussions
     

  • A child spends a daily average 3 hours and 20 minutes on their phone

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  • Children’s happiness with general  life, friends, school and appearance has significantly lowered in the last ten years
     

  • Children as young as eight are seeing porn online
     

  • Kids as young as three are talking diets and body shame
     

  • A quarter of childcare staff have seen kids three to five years, feeling unhappy in their body

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aboutME

Emi Howe - Sociologist, Author, Teacher,  Mum.

"We give kids tech, but we don't give them the skills to use it! 

My kids are older now and I wish I'd known a few key points before we, as a family strayed into the online world. That's why this session is good for adults of kids of any age but really good if you can start considering it when they're young.

It's  harder to impose a boundary that's already been broken.

What we want are kids who can separate the real from the fake and protect their self esteem in the process."

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  •  "This was great, such an important message."
  • "Thanks, this is so useful, really impactful."
  • "That was Fantastic, thank you. Everything you say makes so much sense."
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