By Michael Klinkner, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Almost five hours a day! That is how much time the average American tween, ages 8-12, spends on...
United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Central Arizona is using a new robotic technology to help children with disabilities learn to walk.
The ZeroG® Gait and...
Southwest Human Development is getting ready to host their annual MAKERS of Change Assistive Technology Challenge benefiting children with disabilities and is looking for...
Students heading to school this year may be the most technically savvy, media-aware bunch ever. YouTube, Minecraft and iCivics are being used to engage...
Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum and the Gallery at Tempe Center for the Arts have collaborated with EnChroma, a patented eyewear technology company that assists...
After a year of lockdowns, remote schooling and the disruption of social norms, teens and young adults are reporting growing levels of depression, stress...
Even as students and teachers begin returning to the classroom, the digital divide — unequal access to high-speed internet and devices in our society...
Even before the coronavirus pandemic sent parents, educators and kids online for work, school and socializing, the amount of time young kids spent watching...
During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, schools in 47 states, including Arizona, closed their doors, leaving 55 million students at home. And the...
Parents are consuming a mountain of information from multiple media platforms as they follow news about COVID-19, protests following the death of George Floyd,...
