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by Kathleen Stassen Berger

VISUALIZING DEVELOPMENT: More Play Time, Less Screen Time

Developmentalists are troubled by increases in children’s exposure to screen devices for many reasons, because the more time children spend watching screens, the less time they engage in active play, conversation, and imagination. This infographic shows current trends in screen viewing versus play time and offers suggestions for how caregivers can make positive changes.

QUIZ

1The average 2- to 10-year-old child averages slightly more than blank hour(s) per day on screen-free indoor play.
2Children’s overuse of screen devices is particularly evident:
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Chapter 1. VISUALIZING DEVELOPMENT: More Play Time, Less Screen Time

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1.1 QUIZ

1. Making a diagnosis

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The average 2- to 10-year-old child averages slightly more than ____ hour(s) per day on screen-free indoor play.

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2. Societal Pressures

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Children’s overuse of screen devices is particularly evident:

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3. Societal Pressures

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Caregivers can take several steps to encourage more active play in their children. List some recommendations for children in the 1- to 3-year-old group, then provide recommendations for children between ages 4 and 6.