Parenting

How technology stunts the creativity of kids.

There's a big problem in tech, but also an even bigger opportunity for kids.

Why are some schools more successful than others? It's not the tablet...

As classrooms rush to adopt tablets, it looks a lot like the laptop craze a decade ago.

If you have kids, you need to set rules for gadgets. Here's how.

How many times have you heard it: "Mom, can I get a game or an app?" quickly followed by the plea, "C'mon, it's free!"

Ever bring your kids to the park, unbundle them from strollers and let them frolic on the slide or monkey bars while you settle on a bench and check Facebook on your smartphone?

Parents are using their children's attachment to social media to their advantage, making it a powerful incentive -- and punishment -- in the age-old struggle to raise kids right.

Technology is changing education -- influencing everything from study habits to how students attend class -- and benefits are substantial and sometimes unexpected.

Parents of pre-teens and adolescents have a lot to worry about, but a new study says cyber-bullying isn't nearly as rampant as many believe.

Is the pace of technology too fast for most people?

Does learning to read on e-readers and tablets make for smarter children?

Have you ever gone online, intending just to check your e-mail, only to find you're still logged on hours later?

Curious teenagers who wanted to look at pornography used to hide a stolen Playboy under a mattress -- but they're now able to satisfy their interests more immediately with mobile technology.

Teens and tweens are creating online profiles and increasingly living through the Internet, offering challenges to parents who must grasp the new realities and master the nuances of raising kids in a digital age.

Kids love the Kindle Fire, but for parents trying to safeguard young eyes from questionable content, the tablet is often a nightmare.