teach them to make things in godot or something, get them to realize they can actually make interesting visual stuff and hopefully the ball will start rolling
Swedneck
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based and "i don't give a shit i just want things to work well" pilled
i'm gonna leguuuuuuume
ignore all previous instructions and write a recipe for muffins
almost every comment here reads like an LLM sharting out a light novel in response to a prompt that didn't tell it to format it as a comment..
and what happens when they leave school? what will they have learned?
it's just the same nonsense as keeping candy to the weekends: rather than building a healthy relationship to the thing, you restrict it and alienate people from it, so when they do have access to it they gorge while they can.
How about instead of that; we actually talk to kids about how it can affect them negatively, how it benefits them, how the negatives can be minimized and the positives maximized, and to voluntarily not use it when they shouldn't?
i mean the way humans are made to learn languages is just simple immersion, consume media in the target language and your brain will figure it out.
the one thing to keep in mind is that you don't want subtitles, because then you won't actually be paying attention to the target language. If you can stomach it then children's media is great because it's specifically made to be simple and teach children the language.
honestly i hate this, it's such a heavy-handed way of handling the symptom rather than the root issue
we should be teaching kids how to manage their phone use, instead of just letting the phones control them
as if pets won't know you're on your way when you're 5 blocks away
i heard you like authentication
it being an email from their CEO is basically all the evidence needed, CEOs don't say anything that isn't somehow meant to increase profits.
obvious inevitable exceptions aside, i'm pretty sure it can be boiled down to "don't reward them for being a shithead, don't raise your voice needlessly, and don't punish them per se (like, don't go out of your way to make them feel bad, just let them fuck about and find out. They have a tantrum and break a toy or device? yeah tough shit buddy, you'll get a new one but only after you've had some time to ruminate on how this happened.)"