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Thank you for your support, and we hope you enjoyed this episode of every square inch. Hello and welcome back.

We are doing our best to conclude the series we have been hosting on what Jacques

O'Lull, philosopher Jacques Alouull refers to as the technological society, which

is where we find ourselves. And we have done a deep dive into the topic and are now concluding

by answering the practical question of how to parent through technology. Now, we began that

answer last week with the first two parenting principles that I am offering.

So if you didn't listen to that, make sure to go back one episode and listen.

The first two applications were more about the parent than the child.

Basically, I discussed a methodology of teaching our children about technology.

And then I argued that parents must practice what they teach by modeling healthy technological

usage in their own lives if they expect to see it in their children's lives.

This week, we are going to start getting more practical. If you remember,

we're following the acronym of tech. Last week, we discussed the T and the E, teaching our children,

and then emulating, becoming a model that they can emulate. This week, the plan was to pick up

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