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Learn to code, and figure out the secret recipe for Momma’s JPEG pie! Only in Erase All Kittens 🥧🔥

Happy Easter, from all of us at Team EAK! 🐣

🖥️Screen time isn't automatically harmful.

A UNICEF study of 255 children found that well-designed video games can help kids build creativity, regulate emotions, and develop social skills. The key word? Designed well.

Not all games have a positive impact. But the right ones can be a genuine tool for growth.

🤖Think AI means kids don’t need to learn to code? The data says otherwise. AI-generated code often shows ‘multiple signs of eroding code quality’. It still takes a skilled programmer to know what good code looks like.

Jobs in software development, data science, and cybersecurity are projected to grow up to 36% by 2033.

The kids who learn to code won’t just use AI. They’ll be the ones who build it and shape the world we all live in.

AI helps identify patterns in data and solves problems - but every system is built on algorithms and code written by people. Learning the basics of coding will help kids understand how AI actually works.

When young learners understand how technology works, they can explore the digital world with curiosity and confidence 🚀

Every post, comment, or search leaves a digital trace behind. Over time, these traces form your digital footprint. 🐾

We can protect ourselves and others with simple steps:
💭 Think before posting, sharing and commenting
🔒 Don’t give out personal information
🛠 Use privacy settings wisely

Teaching kids how the internet works will help them stay safe online.

Too much information makes you a target 🎯

Kids should be mindful about sharing personal details like their passwords, location, school info, or private photos. What’s shared online can be hard to take back!

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✏️📊 1 in 6 teenagers say they’ve been harassed online, according to an international study by BBC News. Many young people are experiencing hurtful or abusive behaviour on social media, messaging, and apps.

This data also suggests that cyberbullying has increased post-pandemic, highlighting it as a growing issue.

At Erase All Kittens we’re teaching kids about the effects of cyberbullying, from an early age.