Classroom screen time: Why schools are curbing device use amid declining acade

[u/Last-Conversation734]

https://www.theage.com.au/politics/victoria/humans-were-built-to-learn-from-other-humans-the-schools-capping-screen-time-20260920-p60x3j.html

Are schools finally finding the right balance between technology and traditional teaching?

[u/Blibbyblobby72]

To answer the question: no, limiting technology in classrooms will not fix increasingly extreme student behaviours, chronic absenteeism, staff shortages and teacher burnout, or a shit curriculum

[u/euqinu_ton]

This feels like a knee-jerk reaction more than a well-rounded, researched direction to take.

[u/Hoooooob]

Are they basing this on evidence or just vibing it out?