In the past, spitballs, nasty notes, and paper airplanes may have been the biggest classroom distractions. In 2019, educators have a lot more competition. After all, students now arrive in classrooms with devices that are one-stop shops for communication and entertainment. A new study by two Canadian researchers confirms that digital distraction is a major […]
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