Re:Assumptions about how children learn to read have been di...
by zaroth on Saturday April 14, 2018 @08:20PM
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> Constantly is on his laptop
Not a judgement at all, but in the rocks paper scissors game of life, the iPad will always trump the book if the kids are given the option.
In our house the iPad and iMac are fairly strictly rationed. YouTube is never self directed, only family AirPlay time, like watching SpaceX launches and stuff like that.
The books just have to be put down at mealtimes. Sometimes I catch them reading under the table and pretend to be angry about it, but they’ve got me allll figured out, (and I love it).
Not a judgement at all, but in the rocks paper scissors game of life, the iPad will always trump the book if the kids are given the option.
In our house the iPad and iMac are fairly strictly rationed. YouTube is never self directed, only family AirPlay time, like watching SpaceX launches and stuff like that.
The books just have to be put down at mealtimes. Sometimes I catch them reading under the table and pretend to be angry about it, but they’ve got me allll figured out, (and I love it).