As students return to school this month, many will encounter classrooms that prohibit smartphones. This policy is now in effect in at least 39 states and Washington D.C. While educators and parents have raised concerns about the negative impact of technology, many students feel excluded from discussions regarding school phone policies. In response, students are advocating for their digital wellbeing and creating programs to support tech-free learning environments.
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Students Advocate for Digital Wellbeing Amid School Phone Bans
Schools across at least 39 states and Washington D.C. have implemented bans on smartphones in classrooms. In light of these changes, students are advocating for their digital wellbeing and are developing programs to support learning without technology.
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Schools across the US banned phones. Teens are demanding more offline support
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Students Advocate for Digital Wellbeing Amid School Phone Bans