LiteUser

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by LiteUser 1mo ago
This hits home so hard (did I write this?). I'm curious how many are afflicted with this. I don't hear enough people talk about the powerful addiction of "podcasts + headphones". There is an endless amount of content, so
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by LiteUser 2mo ago
Take solace knowing there are more human-written books than anyone could read in a thousand lifetimes. Get busy readin'!
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by LiteUser 2mo ago
That's completely the wrong analogy. It's fairly well established through studies that language acquisition in preliterate kids is improved through handwriting (as opposed to typing or tracing letters).
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by LiteUser 2mo ago
Moon, American, Floyd, Heywood R.
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by LiteUser 3mo ago
The most movie-like experience I'd ever had in a video game at the time. Each level was a genuine act of discovery and innovation.
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by LiteUser 3mo ago
Can you cite a source for the claim about "most faithful test predictor"? I'm genuinely curious. I would think high school GPA would be more predictive.
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by LiteUser 3mo ago
It hasn't been a problem for us. Our child has a cellular enabled Apple Watch (it has its own phone number). At home, the iPad satisfies all the other needs, and is restricted with Screen Time and Downtime. YMMV (kids are different)
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by LiteUser 3mo ago
A few ideas for you: 1. Talk openly and often about how much you hate your phone, how it's addictive, and all the dangers of social media. 2. Consider an Apple Watch with its own cellular plan. This allows them to TXT with friends, cal