Child Development and Digital Technology
External reference: https://openalex.org/T12060
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Review outlines parental AI literacy in early childhood learning
Review of parental artificial intelligence literacy in early childhood education, examining how parental knowledge, skills, and attitudes mediate AI's impact on children's learning outcomes.
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How Well do LLMs Assist Parents in Assessing Child Appropriateness of Videos?
Study evaluates large language models' ability to help parents assess video appropriateness for children under 7, finding models work better as descriptive aids than standalone decision-makers.
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Parental AI investment is linked to greater AI-IDLE engagement
Parental support for AI tools indirectly influences children's informal English learning through their perceived value and effort expectations for using AI technology.
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A Wizard for Kids: A Platform for Improvised Child–Robot Interactions
Platform design for teleoperated social robots in classrooms, enabling safe child-robot interactions and iterative prototyping of educational robot applications.
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Performance Over Pedagogy: The Psychosocial Price of Child Influencing
Study examines how child influencing causes identity fragmentation, academic disruption, and social isolation, calling for legal protections prioritizing development over commercial objectives.
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Community support helped families manage online learning challenges
Study of how socioeconomically disadvantaged families adapted to online learning during COVID-19 and the critical role community organizations played in providing support.
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Responsive parenting and supportive environments aid early social skills
Literature review examining how parenting practices and social environments influence early childhood social skill development in informal education across diverse family and cultural contexts.
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VR and smart home technologies support family intimacy differently
Mixed-methods study examining VR and smart home technologies as complementary resources enhancing family emotional intimacy through parenting self-efficacy and burden reduction pathways.

