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141. Raising Creative Kids in a Screen-Filled World with Beth Mylott

141. Raising Creative Kids in a Screen-Filled World with Beth Mylott

Published 4 months, 1 week ago
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If you’ve ever wondered whether screen time is helping or hurting your child’s creativity, this episode will give you a clear way to think about it.

In this conversation with STEM educator Beth Mylott, we talk about what it actually looks like to raise creative kids in a screen-filled world—without losing the hands-on learning that makes it all stick.

You’ll hear how to help your kids move from simply consuming content to creating, building, and problem-solving using both technology and real-world experiences.

In this episode:

  • What “creative” screen time really looks like

  • How to shift kids from consumers to creators

  • Why hands-on learning still matters

  • Simple ways to blend tech with real-world learning

  • What parents should watch out for with games and platforms

This episode will leave you with practical ideas and a clearer path forward—so screen time becomes something that supports learning, not works against it.

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