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‘By the time I worked out there was a problem, he was addicted’

Summary by The Toowoomba Chronicle

A southern suburbs mum whose young teenage son is addicted to gaming says the state’s educators have to do more to stop students from becoming reliant on their screens, urging policies around school-issued devices to be reconsidered.

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‘By the time I worked out there was a problem, he was addicted’

A southern suburbs mum whose young teenage son is addicted to gaming says the state’s educators have to do more to stop students from becoming reliant on their screens, urging policies around school-issued devices to be reconsidered.

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The Toowoomba Chronicle broke the news in 2 years ago on Saturday, September 23, 2023.

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