TimesLIVE spoke to South African education experts to understand what increased screen use in classrooms could mean for teaching and learning outcomes.

Mesick Consolidated Schools has launched a "No Screens" Literacy initiative that replaces classroom technology with physical books and paper to improve student literacy and comprehension.

A loose network of parents are teaching each other how to get their kids off of school-issued Chromebooks and iPads.

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Michigan is banning smartphones during class time in public schools, starting this fall ...