
School Needs Places Where Phones Do Not Win
A phone can do almost everything. It can answer a question, photograph homework, translate a sentence, play music, organise a calendar, contact a parent and show you what someone on the other side of the world ate for breakfast. That is impressive. It is also exactly why putting the phone down can be so difficult.
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