Raising Children in the Age of AI - de Marchis, Francesco
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Raising Children in the Age of AI The Digital Native Parent's Guide to Nurturing Character and Creativity in a Tech-Shaped World Parenting just got an upgrade - and a lot more complicated. It used to be about teaching kids table manners and tying shoelaces. Now it's about navigating AI homework assistants, social media whirlwinds, and screen-time standoffs - all while raising kind, curious, emotionally grounded humans. No pressure, right? This book is your calm-in-the-chaos guide for raising well-adjusted, future-ready children in a world shaped by artificial intelligence. Blending…mehr

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Raising Children in the Age of AI The Digital Native Parent's Guide to Nurturing Character and Creativity in a Tech-Shaped World Parenting just got an upgrade - and a lot more complicated. It used to be about teaching kids table manners and tying shoelaces. Now it's about navigating AI homework assistants, social media whirlwinds, and screen-time standoffs - all while raising kind, curious, emotionally grounded humans. No pressure, right? This book is your calm-in-the-chaos guide for raising well-adjusted, future-ready children in a world shaped by artificial intelligence. Blending research-backed strategies with real-life parenting warmth (and the occasional laugh), Raising Children in the Age of AI helps modern parents thrive - not just survive - the digital age. Inside you'll find: ¿ A clear Five-Stage Parenting Framework to guide your child from toddler taps to teen independence ¿ The Think. Check. Own.", The Three-Step Framework to ensure AI supports learning rather than replacing it. ¿ The Technology Assessment Framework - a practical tool to evaluate whether new tech fits your family values and goals ¿ Practical strategies for managing gaming, social media, online friendships, and AI-powered tools ¿ Tools to build digital intelligence, emotional literacy, creativity, and character - the true future-ready skillset ¿ Age-specific tips that grow with your child (and your patience!) Whether you're battling the bedtime YouTube loop or your teen's chatbot "best friend," this book gives you the tools - and confidence - to raise humans who can thrive in a tech-shaped world without losing their humanity. What You'll Learn: ¿ How to nurture emotional intelligence, ethical thinking, and adaptability ¿ How to build digital boundaries and family tech values that actually stick ¿ How to turn digital chaos into teachable, character-building moments Perfect for parents of kids aged 3 to 18, this is your essential roadmap for navigating AI-era parenting with clarity, calm, and humour - no computer science degree required. Because your child's most powerful future skill isn't out-coding a robot - it's staying brilliantly, beautifully human.
Autorenporträt
Francesco de Marchis is a lifelong technologist and full-time parent-in-progress, blending thirty-five years at the forefront of innovation with a front-row seat to family life in the digital age. From building early computing systems to guiding the ethical development of AI, Francesco has always been fascinated by how technology shapesand is shaped byhuman behaviour.But his most meaningful insights haven't come from circuit boards or algorithmsthey've come from bedtime negotiations over screen time, teenage tech debates at the dinner table, and long family hikes where phones stayed (mostly) in pockets. A Scout Leader and passionate advocate for youth development, Francesco has spent decades helping young people build character, creativity, and confidenceskills even more essential in a world increasingly curated by machines.Alongside his wife, a sharp-eyed secondary school Biology teacher, and their two digital native sons, Francesco has lived through the messy, marvellous reality of raising children in an AI-enhanced world. His writing offers practical wisdom, a few well-earned chuckles, and the reassuring reminder that good parenting doesn't require perfect tech controljust thoughtful presence and a willingness to learn, together.