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New South Wales will implement mandatory screen time limits in public school classrooms from 2028, promoting daily "pen and paper" learning. This move follows a

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has called for a reduction in students' screen time and suggested restricting mobile phones in schools. He also anno

An author who interviewed 300 teenagers discovered that over half of Gen Z, along with their parents, wish social media had never been invented.

Prime Minister Modi urged 82 National Award-winning teachers to address excessive screen time and drug addiction among students. He suggested that students can

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After over 15 years of laptops in classrooms, many Australian teachers and parents are questioning screen time in schools, with federal education minister Jason

Neuroscientist and educator Jared Cooney Horvath testified before the Senate, stating that increased technology in schools has resulted in a decline in learning

A new study suggests that parents scrolling on their phones in front of a child can be more detrimental to the child's brain development and language skills tha

Optometrists are reporting a significant increase in dry eye disease, particularly among younger patients, attributed to prolonged screen use, which can lead to

Neuroscientist Jared Cooney Horvath argues that educational technology in schools negatively impacts children's cognitive development and learning, advocating f

Amid a growing backlash against screen time, more states are limiting or reevaluating in-school technology use. A Tennessee school is highlighted as an example

A new survey reveals that parents are expected to spend an average of 88 hours on unintended phone scrolling this summer, with over half of children aged eight

Following Victoria and Madrid's decision to cap screen time in primary schools, there is a discussion about whether NSW public schools should implement similar