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Calls for smartphone-free childhood grow in Britain
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I guess it would be too much to get a set of metronomes eh.
No, it's "better" to source materials for education from the students themselves. In the US, good luck learning if you don't have the mandated school supplies. I'm sure if we didn't need the state-sponsored daycare so adults can work, the administration would rather have all students be virtual.