adsOn a weekday afternoon in Lagos, a simple homework task became an unexpected lesson on the digital habits shaping a new generation.
A five-year-old girl had been asked to complete a basic assignment, and instead of pausing to think through it, she reached out to a phone as a familiar tool to get it done faster, as a quick search on Google gave her the answer.
This is a problem solved, at least on the surface, but her parents noticed, and the device was taken away.
She was asked to try again this time without help from technology, and she did and got it right.
What seemed like a small domestic correction has since become a powerful reflection point for parents and technology users worldwide in an era where answers are always a click away, neglecting the slow, often difficult process of thinking itself.adsads
