When Cell Phones Come Between Teens And Studying
Where are kids keeping their phones while in the classroom or studying? Read the article here.
Where are kids keeping their phones while in the classroom or studying? Read the article here.
Teenagers are skipping meals, sleep and doing their homework to spend more time online, according to a new report which asked young people themselves how their time on the internet affected their lives. Read the article here.
Because homework-help apps and sites can either give students all the answers or provide much-needed support, parents need to make sure kids are using these tools properly. Read the article here.
A new survey from computer and smartphone maker Lenovo shows that pretty much all around the world, technology trumps parental intervention when it comes to helping kids with homework. Read the article here.
Homework, not gaming, was the top reason cited by teenage respondents for going online, according to a study by Tencent Holdings, which is facing public scrutiny over its role in policing gaming addiction among youths. Read the article here.
Providing students with dependable Wi-Fi before and after school is a boon for those who might lack broadband internet at home, giving them two opportunities daily to complete assignments or study for exams while on the bus. Read the article here.
School administrators were hoping the devices would enhance the learning experience in the classroom. Read the full story here.
More than three-quarters of tablet-owning parents let their kids under age 11 play with tablets in their homes. Read the report here.
Common Sense Media offers some helpful tips to deter distractions. Read the full article here.