New South Wales schools limit digital screens to help students focus

Schools in New South Wales are placing strict limits on digital screen use during class time. Education authorities state that humans learn best by interacting directly with other people rather than through electronic devices. This shift aims to reduce distractions and bring back traditional teaching methods where students talk and work together face to face. Teachers and parents have raised concerns about how much time children spend looking at tablets and computers each day. Under the new rules, classroom activities will rely more on books, paper, and direct teacher guidance.