Clickbait headline is clickbaity. TFA pretty clearly indicates that they're recommending kids be forced to design their own activities to overcome boredom, not

Clickbait headline is clickbaity. TFA pretty clearly indicates that they're recommending kids be forced to design their own activities to overcome boredom, not have their summer pre-planned by their parents with "chess camp, art school, cooking classes, or tennis lessons." Since most people only read the headline, as stated this seems like justification for parents depriving their kids of options in a sterile environment (or just banning whatever the latest moral panic is) while telling themselves, "Boredom is good for you!"