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The majority of sixth years and primary school pupils will be happy to be heading back into school next week in order to resume in-person education. Being Zoomed, Meeted and Teamsed out is something that both adults and young people share. Having too many live-streamed interactions is exhausting. As the Wall Street Journal put it, “Looming heads, staring eyes, a silent audience, and that millisecond delay disrupt normal human communication.” Parents of primary school children will be glad, too, to see them getting away from constant screen time. That will be particularly true for parents who discovered during the lockdown just how dark a place the internet can be for children. ....
Share this article More than half of Irish teenagers have been asked by someone to send sexually explicit pictures of themselves, according to research. The recent study from the DCU Anti-Bullying Centre found that nearly 45% of participants (all aged between 15 and 18) had been ‘frequently’ asked to send such images. However, more than three quarters (76%) of the respondents had not sent such an image. Meanwhile, around a third of respondents said they’d received a sexually explicit image when they really didn’t want to - with that number much higher among girls (21.9%) than boys (7.5%). Mairead Foody, lead author of the study, told ....