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"Jack tells me that lots of kids are doing way worse things, but you ignore them and pick on him."

"Are you saying Mandy is a liar?"

"As far as I know, three kids did the same thing, yet Ben was th

Should parents worry if pre-school children love fiddling with their smart phone? Recent research suggests touch screens suit the way children interact with the world and could benefit learning.

There's a new app called WDWDT (stands for What Did We Do Today?) and is a messaging service custom-built for students, parents, and teachers.

A few days ago a student approached me and said he needed to talk about something, and he wanted to meet the next day at recess. I appreciated the way he reached out to me and I looked forward to the

Relieved your kids aren't posting embarrassing messages and goofy self-portraits on Facebook? They’re probably doing it on Instagram and Snapchat instead.

Advice from Common Sense Media editors. Smartphone rules are for parents, too.

Building the home-school connection is important for all school staff, but few realize the power of the tool in their pocket. Even if they don’t have Inter

Are you friends with your parents on Facebook? You might be surprised to find out that one in two parents join Facebook just to keep tabs on their kids.

Stapled pages sent home in a student’s backpack don’t cut it in the digital age.

Children as young as four are becoming so addicted to smartphones and iPads that they require psychological treatment.

Advice from Common Sense Media editors. Facebook's new Home interface turns your kid's smartphone into an "always on" social experience. Here's what you need to know.

It's often been assumed that teens are one of the main culprits in the texting-while-driving epidemic in the U.S. It makes sense — teens are new drivers, and thus more reckless, and they also happen to be expert texters.

Find the best learning games and apps selected by Education.com to be both fun and educational.

We all know we can use a cellphone to make calls, but few realize all of the innovative ways simple calling technology can help us in building the home-sch

Have you ever Googled your kid's name? If not, you might want to think about it -- just to make sure their 'online reputation' is as good as their real one.

A Letter To Parents Of Digital Age Children