If it feels like your child gets distracted faster than you did at their age, you’re not imagining it Key Points If it feels like your child gets distracted faster than you did at their age, you’re not imagining it. Short-form videos, constant notifications, and on-demand entertainment have fundamentally changed how young brains engage with the world. The average child now switches between activities every few minutes, leaving parents worried that this constant digital stimulation is damaging their child’s ability to focus. But according to David Smith, CEO of Silicon Valley High School, attention is just being trained differently, rather than completely disappearing.  The challenge isn’t technology itself, but how…