Quality Check Wants Parents To Change Their Approach Towards Children’s Screen
According to a survey conducted by a team of NTU students from the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication, though 80 percent of parents in Singapore limit their children’s screen time, only half could meet the recommended limit of one hour per day. The students’ campaign, Quality Check, aims to raise awareness on quality screen time amongst parents with children aged two to four years old. In line with Safer Internet Day on 8 February, the team is organising a virtual bingo challenge and two webinars for parents to learn practical tips on improving the quality of their children's screen time.
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