How Young is Too Young for Digital Technology and Social Media?
A blog post from Fuller Youth Institute (that mentions CPYU’s Digital Kids Initiative “Family Digital Covenant of Conduct” ) discusses the appropriate age children and teens should use digital technology. Read the blog post here.
Richmond, VA – Understanding How Technology Influences Family
CPYU Associate Staff Paul Robertson will make a presentation for the Virginia Baptist Mission Board’s Youth Ministry Forum.
Driving Through the Garage Door. . . Thoughtlessness and Technology. . .
Jeff Van Gundy admits he wasn’t thinking. . . at least not about what he should have been thinking about. At the time, Van Gundy was the coach of basketball’s New York Knicks. Driving home after a game, he was…
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Technology and Kids. . . Good? Bad? Ugly? . . .
Courtesy of: Online Schools Yesterday this infographic on “The Millennial Teenager” was making the rounds. My buddy Doug Fields posted it over on his blog. I gave it a quick look over there and was curious as to how Doug’s…
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Surveillance Pricing and the Manipulation of Our Kids
If it hasn’t yet happened to you, chances are very good that it will. You learn that both you and another person purchased the same item at the same place at the same time, and yet the prices you paid…
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Vishing, Are You Prepared?
Sadly and not surprisingly, scammers are employing all the latest technological tools to steal money and identities. One of the latest tactics our kids need to know about is what’s called voice phishing, or vishing. It’s a scam that uses…
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Parent Prompt: Navigating Teen Romance
CPYU Parent Prompts are a regularly released resource to spark biblically-centered conversations with your kids about the issues they face in today’s youth culture. Download the Parent Prompt here. By: Jake Bier, CPYU Research Fellow and Assistant Pastor at Springton…
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The AI Fears of the Young
I still can’t stop thinking about something that happened back in May and the college commencement season. There were several news reports that popped up regarding the response of graduating students to things that their commencement speakers were saying. It…
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