Across the country, some families are opting their children out of school-issued laptops and tablets. Instead, they want lessons done with pen and paper.
Parents say their concerns include too much screen time, distractions, and headaches or eye strain from devices. Some also worry about easy access to games, social media, or even AI tools that could do the work for students.
The bigger issue now: finding the right balance between digital tools and traditional learning—as schools and families rethink how kids learn best.
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