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According to the report from UNESCO, what is a potential downside of allowing smartphones in classrooms?
According to the report from UNESCO, what is a potential downside of allowing smartphones in classrooms?
- Improved academic performance
- Promotion of technoskepticism
- Disruption of classroom learning (correct)
- Enhancement of educational experience
What is the stance of about 1 in 7 countries globally, such as the Netherlands and France, regarding smartphones in school?
What is the stance of about 1 in 7 countries globally, such as the Netherlands and France, regarding smartphones in school?
- They encourage the use of smartphones
- They have implemented strict regulations on smartphone use
- They have banned the use of smartphones (correct)
- They have no policy on smartphone use in schools
What does Daniel G. Krutka suggest about the relationship between smartphone use and young people's happiness?
What does Daniel G. Krutka suggest about the relationship between smartphone use and young people's happiness?
- Smartphone use is associated with increased happiness
- Smartphone use is associated with fluctuations in happiness
- Smartphone use is associated with decreased happiness (correct)
- Smartphone use has no impact on young people's happiness
What is Louis-Philippe Beland's area of expertise?
What is Louis-Philippe Beland's area of expertise?
What organization published the report raising questions about smartphones in classrooms?
What organization published the report raising questions about smartphones in classrooms?
What is the primary purpose of the article from The Conversation?
What is the primary purpose of the article from The Conversation?
What is the main focus of encouraging technoskeptical thinking?
What is the main focus of encouraging technoskeptical thinking?
According to Sarah Rose, why should the views of parents, teachers, and students be taken into account in shaping school phone policies?
According to Sarah Rose, why should the views of parents, teachers, and students be taken into account in shaping school phone policies?
What does the idea of a 'telephone monitor' proposed by a parent-child pair reflect?
What does the idea of a 'telephone monitor' proposed by a parent-child pair reflect?
What is the primary concern of educators regarding smartphone usage in classrooms?
What is the primary concern of educators regarding smartphone usage in classrooms?
What is the purpose of encouraging students to go on techno-fasts according to the text?
What is the purpose of encouraging students to go on techno-fasts according to the text?
Why does Sarah Rose emphasize consulting parents, teachers, and students regarding cellphone policies?
Why does Sarah Rose emphasize consulting parents, teachers, and students regarding cellphone policies?
In what way does the author suggest using smartphones in education, despite concerns about distraction?
In what way does the author suggest using smartphones in education, despite concerns about distraction?
What does the author imply about implementing cellphone policies based solely on research findings?
What does the author imply about implementing cellphone policies based solely on research findings?
How does the author suggest teachers can encourage students to engage with technology critically?
How does the author suggest teachers can encourage students to engage with technology critically?
What is the main focus of encouraging students to go on techno-fasts according to the text?
What is the main focus of encouraging students to go on techno-fasts according to the text?
