While students say screens are beneficial for learning, teachers note they are distracting for students and impair their social interaction.
New South Wales
Almost 1000 NSW teachers were asked if screens helped students learn. Only 53 per cent said yes
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WAtoday
Almost 1000 NSW teachers were asked if screens helped students learn. Only 53 per cent said yes
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Brisbane Times
Almost 1000 NSW teachers were asked if screens helped students learn. Only 53 per cent said yes
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The Age
Almost 1000 NSW teachers were asked if screens helped students learn. Only 53 per cent said yes
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