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Student screen time capped to as little as 15 minutes in NSW as test results fall

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The Age (AU)15h ago

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Student screen time capped to as little as 15 minutes in NSW as test results fall

A new state government policy will also require students to write with a pen and paper for at least one hour per day and seek to limit the use of laptops, tablets and other digital devices in homework.

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Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)15h ago

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Student screen time capped to as little as 15 minutes in NSW as test results fall

A new state government policy will also require students to write with a pen and paper for at least one hour per day and seek to limit the use of laptops, tablets and other digital devices in homework.

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CNBC15h ago

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Student screen time capped to as little as 15 minutes in NSW as test results fall

A new state government policy will also require students to write with a pen and paper for at least one hour per day and seek to limit the use of laptops, tablets and other digital devices in homework.

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Brisbane Times (AU)15h ago

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Student screen time capped to as little as 15 minutes in NSW as test results fall

A new state government policy will also require students to write with a pen and paper for at least one hour per day and seek to limit the use of laptops, tablets and other digital devices in homework.

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The Age (AU)15h ago

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Student screen time capped to as little as 15 minutes in NSW as test results fall

A new state government policy will also require students to write with a pen and paper for at least one hour per day and seek to limit the use of laptops, tablets and other digital devices in homework.

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