Short attention span is in large part because of computers, phones, etc. So putting ed games on them doesn't seem to address the core problem. Our solution ha

Short attention span is in large part because of computers, phones, etc. So putting ed games on them doesn't seem to address the core problem. Our solution has been a no screen time policy. Education is strictly non-digital and a lot of real world, hands on learning and dialogue with real people. And our kid has loved books since infancy. Does it have to be so strict? I'm not sure, but I do know that our society is inundated with screens designed to addict us and if I give in a little, they just beg for more. We'll introduce screens eventually because it's inevitable, but delaying that as long as possible especially during the formative years has worked well for us so far.