RESIST

14/10/2019

Interesting book release about addiction to technology: Indistractable: How To Control Your Attention And Choose Your Life by Nir Eyal. Nir Eyal is a behavioural scientist, who helped tech companies to manipulate user behaviour.
According to Eyal the route to a healthier relationship with technology is learning moderation and good habits.

The behavioural scientist has advised tech companies on how to get people hooked – now he’s telling us how to break the habit• Follow Eyal’s guide to avoiding digital distraction

10/05/2019

Last Tuesday, Resist finally went local 😃: we organised our Awareness workshop on Truong Binh Tho in Saigon (D9).

15/11/2018

Interesting article for Dutch parents about how to deal with the technology use of your child:

Binnen enkele jaren hebben smartphones en tablets een plek opgeëist in het gezin. Hoe ga je daar als ouder mee om? Dit zijn de elf meest gestelde vragen. Met antwoorden.

08/11/2018

Interesting article for parents about the super popular game 'Fortnite':

The hottest gaming phenomenon could be harming your child.

05/10/2018

We would like to start the talk with everyone that deals with children that use technology. Please join our event and help us spread the word :)

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09/08/2018

A new schoolyear, do what is right for you
(is not always easy)!

19/06/2018

Gaming addiction is now officially classified as a mental disorder

"I didn't work, just woke up and gamed day or night, slept, and then repeated."

06/06/2018

These AIS students have worked hard to create a campaign for Resist, awereness for technology addiction!

a parody of my strange addiction brought to you by a group of IB students doing their CAS

05/06/2018

We're happy to see Apple acknowledges the risk of phone addiction! 👍

Don't be a slave to your iPhone anymore. Apple offers new features in iOS 12 to monitor how much you're on your phone and how long you've been on Facebook.

15/12/2017

A South Korean study reveals teens who describe themselves as “addicted” to their phones have higher levels of depression, anxiety, insomnia severity and impulsivity.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Researchers have found an imbalance in the brain chemistry of young...