Tech sector should leave schools alone
In the US, they have recorded a dramatic drop in young people’s general knowledge, creativity, and problem solving skills, which the researchers attribute to the use of digital devices in education and social usage.
Closer to home, research has proven technology in the classroom is a hindrance; a Norwegian study (Journal of Education Research, 2013) found that students comprehend what they are reading on a sheet of paper far better than when they read on a computer screen.
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