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Examining Technology Use
Please join the Parenting
Education Committee for "Bytes, the Brain & Balance:
Examining Technology Use from Toddlers to Teens" on
Wednesday, February 13 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Kelly
Center
(lower level of Elderkin Hall. The interactive panel
discussion will include members of McDonogh's Brain Fellows,
a group of faculty members from the Lower, Middle, and Upper
Schools who study the relationship between learning and the
brain as it relates to our children. Members of the Brain
Fellows panel include: Dr. Marie Allee, Jack Hardcastle,
Jennifer Smith, Kate Hailstone, Kim Mitchell, Kara
Zimmerman, Nancy Love, Cathy Schorreck, and Rose Heggs.
Among the many topics the panel will examine are:
technology use at home and in K-12 classrooms
the effects of gaming and screen time on brain
development
changes in student learning as observed by teachers
parenting and teaching "digital natives" of the
iGeneration
the relationship between attention issues and
technology
raising well-balanced children from K-12 in the
technological age
If you have any questions, please contact Patrice Bell at patriceb100@yahoo.com or Kim Callari at
Please join the Parenting Education Committee for "Bytes, the Brain & Balance: Examining Technology Use from Toddlers to Teens" on Wednesday, February 13 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Kelly Center (lower level of Elderkin Hall. The interactive panel discussion will include members of McDonogh's Brain Fellows, a group of faculty members from the Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools who study the relationship between learning and the brain as it relates to our children. Members of the Brain Fellows panel include: Dr. Marie Allee, Jack Hardcastle, Jennifer Smith, Kate Hailstone, Kim Mitchell, Kara Zimmerman, Nancy Love, Cathy Schorreck, and Rose Heggs.
Among the many topics the panel will examine are: