A study involving over 40,000 American schools revealed that cellphone bans do not significantly enhance academic performance, as measured by test scores. However, the research highlighted notable improvements in student wellbeing associated with these bans.
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A study involving over 40,000 American schools revealed that cellphone bans do not significantly enhance academic performance, as measured by test scores. However, the research highlighted notable improvements in student wellbeing associated with these bans.
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Study shows school cellphone bans have little effect on academics — but do have one huge benefit
Study finds minimal academic impact from school cellphone bans but benefits for student wellbeing