Teens live in a world dominated by digital devices. From smartphones to video games and social media platforms, screens have woven themselves seamlessly into the fabric of our daily existence. What impact does this screen time have on your teen’s motivation?

Burner phones, or “burners'' are quickly gaining popularity among teens. Teens are using their own money to purchase cell phones (often pre-paid phones) and hide them from their parents.

Video apps can be a lot of fun, especially for students who are looking for some quick entertainment. Finding ways to use video apps in a balanced way can help students reduce excessive screen time and some of the negative impacts it can have on their lives.

Gemini (formerly Bard) is Google’s AI program that when used responsibly can help with tutoring, brainstorming, and creative projects.

The Bad Word Bathroom Challenge encourages parents to record their children as they freely express themselves using inappropriate language in the bathroom. Some view this challenge as a positive way for their children to vent in a safe space, but there are concerns to be considered.

Quizlet is an extremely popular study tool that creates interactive flashcards, quizzes, and games to make learning effective and fun.

Zigazoo is a “TikTok Alternative” app designed for kids with videos created by and for kids featuring dances, lip syncing, beauty products, and more.

Discover the best screen time apps for students with our guide, comparing pros and cons to help manage digital distractions effectively.

The Apple Journal app is a secure app for teens to write and reflect on events in their lives, which they can also hide from parents behind a passcode.

We've curated a list of the best graphic design apps that are not only user-friendly but also packed with features to unleash students' creativity.