Archive - a10d

Let’s talk about trials, baby…

Breaking down the Meta and YouTube trial with kids

5 mins ago • Meghan Fitzgerald

Why does it feel so hard (and important) to define attention?

An emerging playbook for where to begin

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

AI for young people: clear eyes, full heart

How to live and learn alongside AI: kids as co-pilots

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

"I like you already..."

Can how we attend to others make all the difference?

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

A parenting paradox: opposing a-words

What can happen when we pit "authoritative" against autonomy and agency?

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

The Banana Bread Experiment

A simple twist that changed how we and our kids think about using AI

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

Move over, “You are what you eat.”

There’s a new phrase in town...

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

How to start paying attention to your attention

Sometimes all you need is a good metaphor (or three)

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

Side-By-Side Advice (Human vs AI)

Help kids explore the gap — and overlap.

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

Alert! This may land you a real conversation about attention.

Find out what your kid already knows about attention.

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

Day-to-day ways to boost kids' focus

Help kids flex their “flashlights”

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

Simple (+ actually fun) ways to strengthen kids' alertness

Help kids let their “floodlight” shine

Mar 24 • Meghan Fitzgerald

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