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“This is a Great Policy. However…”: Adult Perceptions of Banning Phones in Schools
Student smartphone use is increasing, raising questions about potential impacts on focus, academic performance, social interaction, and mental health. Research findings are mixed on whether these impacts exist and it remains unclear whether banning phones would mitigate these concerns, particularly
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