TEEN DAILY SCREEN TIME – 8h 39m
From Common Sense Media’s The Common Sense Census: Media Use by Tweens and Teens, 2021
by 2050, myopia (nearsightedness) will impact
5 billion – 50% of world population
MYOPIA, also called NEARSIGHTEDNESS, is a common refractive error where distant objects appear blurry while close objects remain clear.
By age, adolescents and high school students show higher prevalence, with estimates of 47% and 45.7%, respectively
Healthy Screen Time Limited & Fun Activities
We Help Children SEE
Through education, community outreach, and accessible programs, we empower families, schools, and communities to build a healthier relationship with technology – and protect young vision before it’s lost.
This includes learning to use technology, such as AI, social media, and everyday apps, wisely and responsibly. Our students explore how these tools work and how algorithms influence what they see and do, empowering them to think independently, make informed choices, and use technology with purpose.
S – Screen Awareness
Teach families about the real impact of technology on physical and mental well-being.
E – Eye Health
Promote outdoor play, vision care, and early detection of childhood myopia.
E – Education
Partner with schools and optometrists to make research-backed information accessible
Free Programs for Kids Ages 6-13
We host tennis classes, arts & crafts sessions, and dance lessons – a digital detox for kids while we spread awareness about myopia and other sight diseases. No entry fee, ever. This is our way of giving back to the community we grew up in.
Sports
Outdoor play and coaching that gets kids off screens and onto the court – great for developing distance vision.
Arts & Crafts
Hands-on creative sessions paired with kid-friendly lessons on screen time and eye health
STEM
STEM activities like robotics, hands-on engineering projects, 3D printing, Rubik’s Cube, and chess.
Music & Dance
Music and dance classes where kids build skills, healthy habits, and friendships — away from screens.