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Screen time to be capped for NSW students to improve results
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What happenedStudents in NSW public schools will be limited to as little as 15 minutes of screen time per day, under guidelines announced by the state government.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Screen time to be capped for NSW students to improve results". The right frames it as "School Screen Time Capped as Students Go Back to Basics".
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CenterScreen time to be capped for NSW students to improve results
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Right / center-rightSchool Screen Time Capped as Students Go Back to Basics
School Screen Time Capped as Students Go Back to Basics
Students will be forced back to pen and paper as a state government moves to cap daily screen time to as little as 15 minutes against a backdrop of falling test scores. NSW public schools w...