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Screen Schooled Part 2: The Teen Mental Health Crisis

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Shannon Sagawe에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 Shannon Sagawe 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.

In Part 2 of the Screen Schooled Podcast, Joe Clement and Matt Miles , two veteran teachers from the Washington DC area, do a deeper dive with Alex and I on how the over exposure to gaming and especially social media is contributing to the teen mental health crisis.

"Learned Helplessness" and a prolific lack of resilience among the teenagers they teach is a big theme in this episode. Joe and Matt give examples of how parents are overly controlling their students schedules, tests, homework and complaining about grades. This trend to prevent any "failure" in our children means a lack of accountability and resilience later in life that may come back to bite, hard.

Joe and Matt discuss the trend for boys to be more addicted to gaming and girls to be more addicted to social media. In their book they sight a tripling of teen death by suicide from 2007-2017, coinciding with the invention of the smart phone. Other problems like anxiety and depression are also massively on the rise.

If we know, and science has demonstrated, social media is toxic, why aren't we as parents, teachers and as communities doing more to help them? This is a big question that requires big, sweeping contribution from our entire society, including the tech firms and the educators who are embracing technology in a way that does not actually serve their students.

As educators, Matt and Joe are often subjected to school administrators who think they should not be left behind in the school "tech" proliferation trend. They don't use digital devices as as A TOOL, but rather as proof that they are modern and up-to-date with trends. Students of all ages are now overdosed with screens and digital devices, much to their detriment, Joe and Matt argue. Grab a copy of Screen Schooled to inform yourself on both the problems and the solutions for raising well adjusted and balanced adults.

If you have children, you will be doing your entire family an important act by listening to what these two veteran teachers have to say. We are in the midst of teen mental health epidemic and avoiding the worst outcomes for our children should be our top priority.

Highlights from Episode 2:

  • The gamification of our children's education
  • Social media is not "actually' enhancing our kids' social interactions because they lack the skills and knowledge that are supposedly being enhanced
  • Cutting the "digital umbilical cord."
  • Technology firms and a lack of ethical responsibility to children and young adults;
    • The lobbying of firms like Twitter that result in school administrators forcing teachers to attend 1.5 hour meetings on how to get students to TWEET more!!!!
    • Adam Smith, The Theory of Moral Sentiments
  • Major decline of student involvement in school pride activities; sports games, school concerts, plays, etc.
  • What the skills of the future will be...

***

Avoiding "Financial Learned Helplessness" with the Revolut Card and App!

The Wealth Alchemist, me, is a HUGE fan of the new REVOLUT JUNIOR Card! (link to referral code) They have features like; tasks and goals that align pocket money, school accomplishments, good behaviour, etc. to earning some extra money. Both parents can transfer money via their Revolut accounts. Your child can have limited access to only their account to see their account balance. I particularly love the feature that sends me a text whenever one of my boys is using their card. It helps me to have "teachable" moments if I see spending patterns that might be unhealthy. (lot's of $1 to $2 Itunes purchases that actually add up to a lot of money!)

Referral code here: https://revolut.com/referral/shannogjiz!SEP1AR

This is a great way to start your young adult children out on the right financial path!

***********************

If you liked this podcast, please consider writing a review on Apple ITune at Shot Caller Podcast: A Podcast by Shannon Sagawe

Stay on top of the most insightful topics regarding Yourself, Your Wealth and Your Planet, by signing up for our monthly ALCHEMY ON SUNDAYS bulletin. (5 minute read, 1x a month for you)

Join a Wealth Alchemist Investment literacy course or more importantly, sign your teenager up for our Teen Investment Academy Course! (Course dates and groups can be tailored)

Twitter: twitter.com/shannonsagawe

Instagram: Wealth_Alchemist_shannonsagawe

Facebook: The Wealth Alchemist

YouTube: The Wealth Alchemist- Shannon Sagawe

LinkedIn: shannonsagawe

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Shannon Sagawe에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 Shannon Sagawe 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.

In Part 2 of the Screen Schooled Podcast, Joe Clement and Matt Miles , two veteran teachers from the Washington DC area, do a deeper dive with Alex and I on how the over exposure to gaming and especially social media is contributing to the teen mental health crisis.

"Learned Helplessness" and a prolific lack of resilience among the teenagers they teach is a big theme in this episode. Joe and Matt give examples of how parents are overly controlling their students schedules, tests, homework and complaining about grades. This trend to prevent any "failure" in our children means a lack of accountability and resilience later in life that may come back to bite, hard.

Joe and Matt discuss the trend for boys to be more addicted to gaming and girls to be more addicted to social media. In their book they sight a tripling of teen death by suicide from 2007-2017, coinciding with the invention of the smart phone. Other problems like anxiety and depression are also massively on the rise.

If we know, and science has demonstrated, social media is toxic, why aren't we as parents, teachers and as communities doing more to help them? This is a big question that requires big, sweeping contribution from our entire society, including the tech firms and the educators who are embracing technology in a way that does not actually serve their students.

As educators, Matt and Joe are often subjected to school administrators who think they should not be left behind in the school "tech" proliferation trend. They don't use digital devices as as A TOOL, but rather as proof that they are modern and up-to-date with trends. Students of all ages are now overdosed with screens and digital devices, much to their detriment, Joe and Matt argue. Grab a copy of Screen Schooled to inform yourself on both the problems and the solutions for raising well adjusted and balanced adults.

If you have children, you will be doing your entire family an important act by listening to what these two veteran teachers have to say. We are in the midst of teen mental health epidemic and avoiding the worst outcomes for our children should be our top priority.

Highlights from Episode 2:

  • The gamification of our children's education
  • Social media is not "actually' enhancing our kids' social interactions because they lack the skills and knowledge that are supposedly being enhanced
  • Cutting the "digital umbilical cord."
  • Technology firms and a lack of ethical responsibility to children and young adults;
    • The lobbying of firms like Twitter that result in school administrators forcing teachers to attend 1.5 hour meetings on how to get students to TWEET more!!!!
    • Adam Smith, The Theory of Moral Sentiments
  • Major decline of student involvement in school pride activities; sports games, school concerts, plays, etc.
  • What the skills of the future will be...

***

Avoiding "Financial Learned Helplessness" with the Revolut Card and App!

The Wealth Alchemist, me, is a HUGE fan of the new REVOLUT JUNIOR Card! (link to referral code) They have features like; tasks and goals that align pocket money, school accomplishments, good behaviour, etc. to earning some extra money. Both parents can transfer money via their Revolut accounts. Your child can have limited access to only their account to see their account balance. I particularly love the feature that sends me a text whenever one of my boys is using their card. It helps me to have "teachable" moments if I see spending patterns that might be unhealthy. (lot's of $1 to $2 Itunes purchases that actually add up to a lot of money!)

Referral code here: https://revolut.com/referral/shannogjiz!SEP1AR

This is a great way to start your young adult children out on the right financial path!

***********************

If you liked this podcast, please consider writing a review on Apple ITune at Shot Caller Podcast: A Podcast by Shannon Sagawe

Stay on top of the most insightful topics regarding Yourself, Your Wealth and Your Planet, by signing up for our monthly ALCHEMY ON SUNDAYS bulletin. (5 minute read, 1x a month for you)

Join a Wealth Alchemist Investment literacy course or more importantly, sign your teenager up for our Teen Investment Academy Course! (Course dates and groups can be tailored)

Twitter: twitter.com/shannonsagawe

Instagram: Wealth_Alchemist_shannonsagawe

Facebook: The Wealth Alchemist

YouTube: The Wealth Alchemist- Shannon Sagawe

LinkedIn: shannonsagawe

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