Growing Up Digital: A Conversation Across Ages

Join us for a thought-provoking exploration of how the online world is shaping childhood, learning, and connection.

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We’ll kick off with “Tiny Brains, Big Impact”, a Footprints project talk by Michael, Grade 5, diving into what screen time is really doing to toddlers. Then, we will dig into “The Digital Dilemma”, a lively panel discussion with Ursina, Lalita, and Brook from High School and our resident tech wizard, Sarid. We will unpack the highs, lows, and bits in between when it comes to growing up online.

From toddlers to tweens and teens (and slightly beyond), this is a cross-generational conversation you won’t want to miss. Come curious, leave with some new perspectives!

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Ugie Pratiwi

Ugie Pratiwi is a Green School staff. She is from North Bali and now living in Tabanan with her husband and her little son. She loves books and dreams to open a library for Balinese kids. For now, she is only sending books to her old primary school in Singaraja and hope the kids will love books as much as she does.

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