Why School Cellphone Bans Are Spreading
Offered By: Harvard University via YouTube
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Overview
Explore the growing trend of cellphone bans in schools and the legislative efforts to restrict student phone use in classrooms. Delve into the reasons behind these bans, including the elimination of distractions and promotion of face-to-face interactions. Examine the pushback from parents and students, while considering the positive outcomes observed by schools. Listen to insights from psychologist Laurie Santos, private school administrator Joy McGrath, and psychiatrist Susan Linn as they discuss the potential impact of removing phones from educational environments. Gain a comprehensive understanding of this controversial topic and its implications for modern education in this 31-minute Harvard University podcast episode.
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Why school cellphone bans are spreading
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Harvard University
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