FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Screens are designed to hook and hold your students’ attention

It’s hard to keep our students focused in the best of conditions. As an experienced middle school teacher, I know this challenge quite well!

Today, teachers have to contend with student smartphones, learning management tools, 1:1 laptop programs, and the gamification of learning in an effort to keep kids engaged. Yet nothing technological will ever be better for a child than a caring relationship with a passionate teacher.

I use surveys and up-to-date research to help your school community address your screentime challenges to provide parents and teachers with tools to combat EdTech and smartphone-fueled distractions.

FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Screens are designed to hook and hold your students’ attention

It’s hard to keep our students focused in the best of conditions. As an experienced middle school teacher, I know this challenge quite well!

Today, teachers have to contend with student smartphones, learning management tools, 1:1 laptop programs, and the gamification of learning in an effort to keep kids engaged. Yet nothing technological will ever be better for a child than a caring relationship with a passionate teacher.

I use surveys and up-to-date research to help your school community address your screentime challenges to provide parents and teachers with tools to combat EdTech and smartphone-fueled distractions.

FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Screens are designed to hook and hold your students’ attention

It’s hard to keep our students focused in the best of conditions. As an experienced middle school teacher, I know this challenge quite well!

Today, teachers have to contend with student smartphones, learning management tools, 1:1 laptop programs, and the gamification of learning in an effort to keep kids engaged. Yet nothing technological will ever be better for a child than a caring relationship with a passionate teacher.

I use surveys and up-to-date research to help your school community address your screentime challenges to provide parents and teachers with tools to combat EdTech and smartphone-fueled distractions.

  • “I thoroughly enjoyed Emily’s workshop and found it to be tremendously helpful. It’s been easier to stick to limits knowing I’m not the only parent doing it. I am grateful for the work Emily does!”

    Dr. Maggie V., MFT, PhD


  • “Emily was the perfect consultant to help us through this difficult time. … No families felt judged by their choices; instead they felt heard and reaffirmed that we can get through our children’s distance learning together. Thank you for inspiring us!”

    Haruka Mori

    Director of Lower School, Far Brook School, New Jersey

  • “Emily’s presentation wasn’t just super informative but chock-filled with information and data from our schools. You could tell she was super passionate and personable about the topic of screen time in schools, and this truly showed throughout the process. Outstanding all around!!!”

    Colin Anton Samuel

    Chief Technology Officer The Brearley School, New York City

  • “One thing that stood out to me (and was really impressive to me) was that, afterward, I felt noticeably NOT overwhelmed. In fact, I felt optimistic and energized. Thank you so much for presenting information and tips in such a way that I left with these feelings!”

    A.M.

    Parent

  • “Emily has supported working parents in our client organizations beautifully this past year through her vibrant, attuned facilitation and rich, meaningful learning content. … Emily offers digestible, actionable takeaways that help parents connect with their inner wisdom and navigate the intersections of work and family life.”

    Carin Taylor

    Training Program Manager, Wellspring Employee Assistance Program

  • “Emily did a superb job of sharing her expertise and insights with us… Emily’s warmth, skills, and depth of knowledge at navigating these complex issues helped equip parents and families for better work-school-life balance.“

    Marc Nilsen

    HR Director, Seattle Housing Authority

What does it mean to be Tech-Intentional™?

Being Tech-Intentional™ means using screen-based technology that enhances, nurtures, and supports your family and your community in ways that align with your values.

Being Tech-Intentional means resisting, delaying, and limiting screen use that interferes with healthy mental, physical, cognitive, and emotional development.

Being Tech-Intentional means putting relationships before screens.

What does it mean to be Tech-Intentional™?

Being Tech-Intentional™ means using screen-based technology that enhances, nurtures, and supports your family and your community in ways that align with your values.


Being Tech-Intentional means resisting, delaying, and limiting screen use that interferes with healthy mental, physical, cognitive, and emotional development.


Being Tech-Intentional means putting relationships before screens.

What does it mean to be Tech-Intentional™?

Being Tech-Intentional™ means using screen-based technology that enhances, nurtures, and supports your family and your community in ways that align with your values.


Being Tech-Intentional means resisting, delaying, and limiting screen use that interferes with healthy mental, physical, cognitive, and emotional development.


Being Tech-Intentional means putting relationships before screens.

A Solution for Any Budget

Quarterly Community Talks

Are you part of an organization, group, or school with a very limited budget? Community Talks are research-based lessons on developing a Tech-Intentional™ approach to screentime.

Note: These talks do not include surveys or community-specific content to keep the price point accessible.

Quarterly Community Talks

Are you part of an organization, group, or school with a very limited budget? Community Talks are research-based lessons on developing a Tech-Intentional™ approach to screentime.

Note: These talks do not include surveys or community-specific content to keep the price point accessible.

Quarterly Community Talks

Are you part of an organization, group, or school with a very limited budget? Community Talks are research-based lessons on developing a Tech-Intentional™ approach to screentime.

Note: These talks do not include surveys or community-specific content to keep the price point accessible.

Virtual Presentations

Virtual presentations include a focus group session for community-specific content and provide a more accessible price point for schools with limited budgets.

Virtual Presentations

Virtual presentations include a focus group session for community-specific content and provide a more accessible price point for schools with limited budgets.

Virtual Presentations

Virtual presentations include a focus group session for community-specific content and provide a more accessible price point for schools with limited budgets.

In-Person Presentations

Emily starts each in-person engagement with a survey. Then she caters the presentation(s) to faculty, parents, and students to reflect these unique insights about your community’s screen use and provides tailored recommendations.

In-Person Presentations

Emily starts each in-person engagement with a survey. Then she caters the presentation(s) to faculty, parents, and students to reflect these unique insights about your community’s screen use and provides tailored recommendations.

In-Person Presentations

Emily starts each in-person engagement with a survey. Then she caters the presentation(s) to faculty, parents, and students to reflect these unique insights about your community’s screen use and provides tailored recommendations.

Contracted Engagements

This white-glove approach to training key community leaders, supporting educators, and educating parents is ideal for organizations looking for a comprehensive approach to becoming more Tech-Intentional™ in their approach to screens.

Contracted Engagements

This white-glove approach to training key community leaders, supporting educators, and educating parents is ideal for organizations looking for a comprehensive approach to becoming more Tech-Intentional™ in their approach to screens.

Contracted Engagements

This white-glove approach to training key community leaders, supporting educators, and educating parents is ideal for organizations looking for a comprehensive approach to becoming more Tech-Intentional™ in their approach to screens.

Why work with Emily?

My mission is to empower parents to better understand and balance family screentime by building a Tech-Intentional™ movement.

Relationships

Before we can change anything else, we have to start with relationships. Relationships before screens, always.

Research

There is a lot of tech-funded "research" about the benefits of technology. My recommendations are rooted in the science of childhood development from independent researchers.

Balance

It’s not practical to ban technology. It is critical to find a sustainable balance that keeps our children safe and reinforces our core values.

Courage

I believe deeply in what I teach. It's why I am not afraid to speak up and fight for what is best for children, not companies.

Why work with Emily?

My mission is to empower parents to better understand and balance family screentime by building a Tech-Intentional™ movement.

Relationships

Before we can change anything else, we have to start with relationships. Relationships before screens, always.

Research

There is a lot of tech-funded "research" about the benefits of technology.

My recommendations are rooted in the science of childhood development from independent researchers.

Balance

It’s not practical to ban technology. It is critical to find a sustainable balance that keeps our children safe and reinforces our core values.

Courage

I believe deeply in what I teach. It's why I am not afraid to speak up and fight for what is best for children, not companies.

Why work with Emily?

My mission is to empower parents to better understand and balance family screentime by building a Tech-Intentional™ movement.

Relationships

Before we can change anything else, we have to start with relationships. Relationships before screens, always.

Research

There is a lot of tech-funded "research" about the benefits of technology. My recommendations are rooted in the science of childhood development from independent researchers.

Balance

It’s not practical to ban technology. It is critical to find a sustainable balance that keeps our children safe and reinforces our core values.

Courage

I believe deeply in what I teach. It's why I am not afraid to speak up and fight for what is best for children, not companies.

Are you ready to be Tech-Intentional™?

Click below to contact Emily and see if a Tech-intentional™ approach is right for your community!

Are you ready to be Tech-Intentional™?

Click below to contact Emily and see if a Tech-intentional™ approach is right for your community!

Are you ready to be Tech-Intentional™?

Click below to contact Emily and see if a Tech-intentional™ approach is right for your community!

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Emily Cherkin’s mission is to empower parents to better understand and balance family screentime by building a Tech-Intentional™ movement.

Copyright © 2024 The Screentime Consultant, LLC | All Rights Reserved. | Tech-Intentional™

and The Screentime Consultant, LLC™ are registered trademarks.

The Screentime Consultant Logo Footer image

Emily Cherkin’s mission is to empower parents to better understand and balance family screentime by building a Tech-Intentional™ movement.

Copyright © 2024 The Screentime Consultant, LLC | All Rights Reserved. | Tech-Intentional™

and The Screentime Consultant, LLC™

are registered trademarks.

The Screentime Consultant Logo Footer image

Emily Cherkin’s mission is to empower parents to better understand and balance family screentime by building a Tech-Intentional™ movement.

Copyright © 2024 The Screentime Consultant, LLC | All Rights Reserved. | Tech-Intentional™

and The Screentime Consultant, LLC™ are registered trademarks.