Why can a child who can’t sit through homework sit through a game for three hours?
Children today grow up in a world of constant notifications, endless choices and always-on technology. Recommendation engines choose what comes next. AI assistants answer before the wondering is done. Waiting, boredom and effort, the things that once built patience and curiosity, are quietly disappearing.
The 45-Second Brain is a practical guide for parents, educators and caregivers who want to help children build focus, patience, curiosity and resilience in an automated world. It is not a rulebook and it blames no one. Through real-life stories of ordinary families, simple strategies and thoughtful reflections, it shows how to step in at the small moments that matter.
Inside you’ll find:
• How constant novelty shapes attention, and the simple “45-Second Pause” habit
• How to handle AI companions, group chats, games, likes and filters
• Practical ideas for homework, sleep, boredom, struggle and failure
• How seven countries are approaching children and technology
• Age-by-age guidance from birth to seventeen
• Why the parent must go first, and how to do it
• Thirty days of small experiments and pocket phrases you can use at home
Let technology automate the task. Never let it automate the child.
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Vendeur : California Books, Miami, FL, Etats-Unis
Etat : New. N° de réf. du vendeur I-9789334542721
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