(CNN) You’ll be able that not all screen time will be equally bad for your child’s performance in school. A new review of 58 research from 23 countries found the particular time spent watching television and actively playing video games negatively impacted a infant’s academics. Unlike previous research, this meta-analysis found overall screen time experienced no association with a child’s functionality at school. But when each type associated with screen time was broken down, the research found time spent on television observing and video games was associated with lesser academic achievement. Watching more TELEVISION impacted language and math capabilities as well as an overall academic composite regarding teens; just language and mathematics abilities were impacted in younger kids. Teen scores appeared to be worse than patients of younger children when the amount of time invested watching TV went up. That makes sense, as correctly shown television viewing replaces period kids … Continue reading Not all screen time causes kids to underperform in school, study says