'Something needs to be done’: NSW to cap school screen time after poor test results
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Shadow Regional Transport and Roads Minister Paul Toole says “something needs to be done” in New South Wales after the state recorded a significant drop in global reading and writing standards. “Technology has a place to play in our classrooms, but it doesn’t replace a teacher,” Mr Toole told News24. “The best way in which children can learn is to actually use their brain.”
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