How Media Shapes Emotional Intelligence in Kids | Episode 2

Parents are Chameleons

In this episode, Nevio Buric and educational media expert Claire Christensen dive into how children’s media shapes emotional intelligence and influences future-ready skills. Together, they explore the growing impact of media on social-emotional learning, self-regulation, and early literacy.
Claire shares her journey in improving children’s media and reveals the unique challenges presented by today’s media landscape, including consumerism and the rapid pace of content.

This episode tackles big questions: How can media be a tool for emotional growth?
What is the role of storytelling in teaching STEM and empathy?
How can parents guide kids’ media choices to promote positive skills?
Nevio and Claire discuss how technology from screen time to AI, can enhance family learning when used thoughtfully, highlighting the importance of balance and intention in today’s digital age.

Key Takeaways:

• Media can model social-emotional skills and foster early literacy.
• High-quality media like PBS Kids supports valuable life skills.
• Fast-paced content may affect children’s self-regulation.
• Parents play a crucial role in guiding media choices.
• AI could become a valuable tool in selecting educational content.
• Geographic and cultural factors shape media consumption patterns.

Join Nevio and Claire as they explore the delicate balance of technology in family life, offering practical advice for navigating the digital world with intention and care.

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