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Dr. Sophia Mavridi, SFHEA joins Will and Harry for a Global Teachers' Festival Special where they broach the subject of Focus. Has it disappeared for good or is it on loan to the algorithms and digital devices?
Dr. Mavridi's contention is that the wholesale banning of phones at school or in the classroom will not actually help them become more able to focus, as once they are able to access social media or their device, they will not have the skills or inclination to maintain focus on life outside of them.
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