Mounting evidence shows that excessive computer use can harm children, so parents are cutting back at home. Now, the debate has shifted to the classroom.

Concerned about kids' screen time at school? Learn how parents can talk with teachers, understand classroom tech policies, and advocate for healthier limits.

On this episode, we’ll be talking to Richard Smith, 4th Grade Teacher, CAI Learning Academy and Dr. Katie Kindt, DO, Pediatrician LVHN, about how our kids access screens, what their exposure to ...

First, it was no phones in schools. Now, amid the debate around edtech, schools are looking to go screen free.

Over the past two decades, educational technology has fundamentally reshaped teaching and learning. Digital tools have transformed instructional delivery, assessment, intervention and access to ...

In the Bluegrass State, lawmakers are considering a bill that restricts certain ed-tech tools due to privacy concerns and limits classroom screen time in public schools regardless of educational ...

Modern technological advancements can make education noticeably more exciting and entertaining, but accompanied by all its benefits, uncontrolled use of technology in schools can divert students’ ...

An Oklahoma House bill limiting screen time for elementary school students was unanimously passed out of the Common Education committee on Wednesday. House Bill 4358 would limit students from pre-K ...

CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. — A few months before her daughter started kindergarten, Claire Benoist saw a Facebook post that stunned her. Another family with an incoming kindergartner was wondering if it ...

We’re a military family, which means my five-year-old has already lived in four states. By my calculation, he has experienced seven different daycare, preschool and elementary school classrooms. While ...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Books are in and computers are out in Jefferson City. Missouri lawmakers are considering legislation that would limit digital instruction for elementary students to 45 ...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - A bill that limits screen time amongst children under five years old in classrooms will soon become law. House Bill 78 (HB78) is headed to Governor Kay Ivey’s desk on Tuesday ...