Why Schools Persist with Devices Amid Decline in Academic Performance
The study highlights that the use of technology in American schools, including digital devices, may harm students' academic achievement, as excessive use of computers and phones is associated with weaker academic outcomes. The data also indicate that most schools provide a device for every student, although research emphasizes that students learn better without technology, and physical and mental health issues include an increased risk of myopia and effects on concentration and social skills. Protesters call for reducing or eliminating screens in schools and promoting traditional learning methods, with an emphasis on understanding and fundamental skills.
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