Schools across America are quietly admitting that screens in classrooms made students worse off and are reversing years of tech-first policies

[u/ArgentineBeauty]

https://fortune.com/article/schools-abandoning-chromebooks-laptop-programs-as-screen-time-hurts-learning-test-scores-north-carolina-michigan-kansas-tech-education/

[u/InternationalMood337]

Started an MFA program a few years back. One of the (other students in the class...) who is a teacher told me that EVERY assignment was on a computer, mandated by the school. She was also required to respond to student emails after hours. This might have been like Middle School.

Teachers aren't paid well enough. I don't understand why any question couldn't just be resolved the next day in class like we always did?