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An ‘anxious generation’ & screen time: Sen. Rashaun Kemp comes to the table
State Senator Rashaun Kemp comes to our virtual kitchen table to discuss winning the attention and minds of an 'anxious generation' of screened-up youth.
Hosts Caroline Welles and Debra Shigley welcome State Senator (and father of two) Rashaun Kemp to their virtual kitchen table for a conversation on a topic on most parents’ minds: phones, tablets .. SCREEN TIME.
Hear how the Georgia legislature and school officials are combatting devices to win the attention and minds of ‘The Anxious Generation.’
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