2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.childyouth.2017.06.002
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Young people and digital services: Analysis of the use, rules, and age requirement

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“…Edonola ere, teknologia digitalen erabilera arduratsuaz diharduten eta erabiltzaile mota ezberdinei zuzenduta dauden materialak egon badauden arren, gai honen inguruko formakuntzan lanean jarraitzeko beharra dago oraindik (Iruskieta et al, 2019;Lareki et al, 2016;Lareki et al, 2017;Gamito et al, 2017). Jarraian, formakuntza saioetarako baliagarri izan daitekeen jarduera berritzaile bat izango da hizpide.…”
Section: Teknologiarako Konpetentzia Hezkuntzanunclassified
“…Edonola ere, teknologia digitalen erabilera arduratsuaz diharduten eta erabiltzaile mota ezberdinei zuzenduta dauden materialak egon badauden arren, gai honen inguruko formakuntzan lanean jarraitzeko beharra dago oraindik (Iruskieta et al, 2019;Lareki et al, 2016;Lareki et al, 2017;Gamito et al, 2017). Jarraian, formakuntza saioetarako baliagarri izan daitekeen jarduera berritzaile bat izango da hizpide.…”
Section: Teknologiarako Konpetentzia Hezkuntzanunclassified
“…The healthy growth of teenagers is related to the future of the country and the nation. Therefore, it is very necessary to regulate the online moral anomy of teenagers and build a healthy and safe online space for them [12]. Teenagers' network moral anomie is not a unilateral responsibility, but a common responsibility of society, family, school and teenagers themselves.…”
Section: The Regulation and Treatment Path Of Teenagers' Network Mora...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…34 Research addressing the greatest concerns shared by parents and educators in regard to digital technology usage explore social media's negative consequences. 35 These have been found to be conveyed in psychopathological behaviours linked to depressive disorders, addictions -such as Internet addiction -and social isolation. 36 It has been found that bedtime use of digital technology stimulates the brain's production of melatonin, which can double the risk of poor sleep, explicitly reducing quality and quantity of sleep and increasing excessive daytime sleep/fatigue within children and young people.…”
Section: Negative Impactsmentioning
confidence: 99%