“Crowds overwhelmed him. The noise, the games and toys were too much, and sometimes he’d run to another room and hide. What made social situations even harder was that he struggled with impulse control. And he gets locked on ideas. He was perceived as the different one,” says Cat of her now 14-year-old son, who has autism. (Cat and Matthew are identified by their first names only, to protect their privacy.)
Los expertos abogan por poner límites al uso de móviles en los adolescentes
La investigadora en Teoría Educativa Catherine L'Ecuyer, el fundador de Desconect@, Marc Masip; la autora de 'Cosiendo la brecha digital', María Zalbidea; y la directora general de FAD Juventud, Beatriz Martín, participantes en el encuentro, coincidieron en un punto...
