As schools increasingly rely on digital learning, mother-of-three Wang Yingyu argues that the level of screen time devoted to schoolwork deserves just as much scrutiny as recreational use, especially for younger children.
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As schools increasingly rely on digital learning, mother-of-three Wang Yingyu argues that the level of screen time devoted to schoolwork deserves just as much scrutiny as recreational use, especially for younger children.
While digital tools can enhance learning, the writer believes that younger primary school children should spend more time learning with pen and paper. (Illustration: CNA/Li Lyn Tan)
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