Die Frage nach dem ersten eigenen Smartphone für Kinder (08.09.2025)

from Was mit Medienerziehung · host Moritz Becker, Ralf Willius & smiley e.V.

Eltern wollen wissen, wie alt ein Kind sein sollte, damit es ein eigenes Smartphone bekommt. Medienpädagoginnen und -pädagogen antworten: „Es kommt darauf an.“ Moritz und Ralf überlegen, worauf es genau ankommt. Außerdem wird kurz über die Authentizität von Social-Media-Accounts und die Verantwortung von ChatGPT gegenüber Kindern in Krisen gesprochen. Moritz bei Campus & Karriere im Deutschlandfunk: Reizthema Handy – Wie viel Verantwortung haben die Eltern? https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/reizthema-handy-wie-viel-verantwortung-haben-die-eltern-100.html Moritz bei Wissen aktuell - Impuls von SWR Kultur: Altersgrenzen bei Social Media – sinnvoll oder nicht? https://www.ardaudiothek.de/episode/urn:ard:section:407c1599379e2a26/

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