What Looks Like an Orange AND Smells Like an Orange

What you can learn from a simple orange, together with your generous gift in any amount, can change the future for our kids - forever. As technology becomes a bigger and bigger part of our kids' lives -- it threatens to crowd out real-world learning and experience. Dr. Dave explains the simple, but powerful differences between online-learning and real-world learning and the stakes for our kids in a media saturated culture. Preparing kids for academic and life success in the 21st Century poses new challenges for parents and teachers. The National Institute on Media and the Family is there to help you prepare for and meet these challenges. Our work is helping you -- optional: because kids deserve to be connected to more than their screens.

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[Peygaagyep]

I agree! Kids aren't learning enough from real life! Burn the books! All of the books! Don't leave a single page, unless you want your kid retarded from lack of touching.

[spawnmaster666]

this is totally overrated. you guys are worrying yourselves too much, and it makes you stand out as stupid.

If the virtual world is so bad, why the hell are you making so many videos concerning things nobody cares about. No comments to be seen. Why not?

'Cause you're nuts. And what you submit is of nobody's concern. In addition, it's rather boring.