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K-2 Students No Longer Get Personal iPads, Seattle Superintendent Says, Pledging Less Screen Time
The district will use shared devices for teaching and testing as it weighs extending similar limits to older grades.
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K-2 students no longer get personal iPads, Seattle superintendent says, pledging less screen time
Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Ben Shuldiner announced SPS will no longer send iPads home with students in kindergarten through second grade. Additionally, screen time in the classroom for those students will be capped at 30 minutes per day.
·Seattle, United States
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