Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and Blue Light: What Educators Need to Know
Blue light may affect children’s SEL. Here are several ways educators can protect children from the potential impact of blue light exposure.
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4 Must-Have Products for Heading Back to School
These are four products students should have on their back-to-school shopping list for premium blue light protection.
Eyesafe and UnitedHealthcare Team up to Protect Students from Blue Light Exposure
Eyesafe presented at Lake Worth Middle School to speak about blue light management in the learning environment.
Back to School Means More Screen Time for Students
Parents and educators can help kids reduce digital eye strain and promote healthy sleep with ZAGG and Eyesafe blue light blocking products. Minneapolis, USA, Shannon, Ireland and Paris, France, September …
Children and High-Energy Blue Light: A Cause for Concern
The research suggests we should take caution when it comes to blue light, especially with children, who are more susceptible to blue light because the lens of a child’s eye doesn’t filter blue light as effectively as an adult lens. Concerned about the vulnerability of children to blue light, the French Minister of Ecological Transition announced a new measure to limit blue light in toys with LEDs by 2022.
Blue Light Exposure and Students
Students are spending more time than ever on digital devices. In fact, screen time has doubled since 2019, largely due to the pandemic, which has forced educators to shift to …
Trafera & Eyesafe Partner to Reduce Blue Light Exposure for Students
Eyesafe and Trafera today announce they are partnering to help protect the eyes of millions of students using digital devices.
Ask the Doctor: Why Are Kids More Vulnerable to Harmful Blue Light Emissions from Digital Devices?
The primary reason kids are more vulnerable to potentially harmful blue light emissions is the young eye has minimal defense against blue light.