The use of screens and educational apps has become ubiquitous in American schools. Today, parents are asking about the benefits of these tools, often synonymous with addiction and distraction in the classroom. Organising as collectives, they are changing school policies, says Christian Science Monitor.
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The use of screens and educational apps has become ubiquitous in American schools. Today, parents are asking about the benefits of these tools, often synonymous with addiction and distraction in the classroom. Organising as collectives, they are changing school policies, says Christian Science Monitor.