# Calendar Viewer Brief
> What a child's phone calendar shows about school, practice and plans, and how to use it for planning rather than policing.

## Guides
- [Using a Shared Family Calendar Instead of Checking Alone](https://calendar-viewer-atx.pages.dev/shared-family-calendar-kids/): A shared family calendar kids can contribute to gives everyone a common reference for school activities, appointments, transportation, and household plans.
- [Unfamiliar Events: Questions Before Conclusions](https://calendar-viewer-atx.pages.dev/unfamiliar-events-teen-calendar/): An unfamiliar event in an unfamiliar events teen calendar should prompt a calm question, not an immediate accusation.
- [Teaching Teens to Plan With a Phone Calendar](https://calendar-viewer-atx.pages.dev/teach-teens-calendar-planning/): To teach teens calendar planning, start with a few recurring commitments, demonstrate how to enter complete events, and review the schedule together.
- [Exam Weeks and Practice Schedules: Spotting Overload](https://calendar-viewer-atx.pages.dev/teen-schedule-overload-exams/): Teen schedule overload exams can become easier to recognize when parents look at study commitments, extracurricular activities, travel time, and recovery.
- [Calendar Privacy: What Teens Reasonably Expect](https://calendar-viewer-atx.pages.dev/teen-calendar-privacy-expectations/): Teen calendar privacy expectations usually involve a balance between parental support and growing independence.

## About
- [About Calendar Viewer Brief](https://calendar-viewer-atx.pages.dev/about/): responsible use, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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