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The Kids Are Not All Right
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From: Childhood Unplugged
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In this chapter, Martinko examines how the prevalence of digital media in the home has altered the structure of childhood. She explores how screen use can cause poor sleep quality, create a difficulty to form connections, have neurological implications, and encourage sedentary lifestyles.
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Katherine Johnson Martinko
Katherine Martinko is a writer with a decade of experience in digital news publishing. She was a senior editor at Treehugger, a major green lifestyle site, and wrote extensively about free-range parenting and low-impact living. Katherine previously wrote for Discovery Network. She lives in Port Elgin, Ontario.
