Survey of parents about their children’s internet usage Posted on 8 December 2015 by Stephen Bennett in EdTech This is a guest post from Stephen Bennett who has produced this interesting infographic supporting parents who want to have more of a handle of children’s internet usage.A new study of 3000 parents of children aged between 12 and 15 years old by Stop Procrastinating, the productivity website, has discovered that a majority of parents have found that their children using social media and browsing the web when they should be sleeping. The resulting drop in concentration the next day at school had a marked impact on school performance.However, the survey also quizzed parents on what techniques and strategies they use to reduce their children’s internet use. From doing something fun from organising a digital detox week with their friends to restricting screen time an hour before bed, they survey found a lot of positive advice to share with parents.The survey has been designed into the accessible infographic below:This article was originally posted here: http://www.stopprocrastinatingapp.com/parental-control