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Technology can elevate instruction, or quietly undermine it. Host Philip Bates breaks down the most powerful ways tech supports learning at every level, the situations where putting the laptop away is the better move, and what parents and educators should know about whether that screen time after school is actually helping homework or hurting it. Megan Blessing joins to play devil’s advocate, challenging his conclusions and stress-testing where his argument actually holds up.
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