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Learn with
your child.

Short, practical guides for the questions that come up when children learn, make and explore technology at home.

Amara, the story seeker

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Useful now,
not someday.

Digital wellbeing

A practical screen-time rhythm for learning days

Use clear purpose, short sessions and an offline follow-up so screen time ends with a conversation or creation.

Try a 25-minute learning block, then ask your child to draw, explain or rebuild one idea away from the screen. The goal is purposeful use, not endless use.
5 min

Learning together

How to support a first coding project without taking over

Ask questions, celebrate experiments and let your child explain the parts that surprised them.

Instead of fixing the project, ask: What did you expect? What changed? What could you test next? Those questions protect ownership and make debugging feel normal.
6 min

AI safety

Five questions families can ask about AI

A simple guide to sources, privacy, fairness, mistakes and when a person should make the final decision.

Ask who made the system, what information it used, what it might get wrong, what should stay private and when a trusted adult should make the final call.
7 min