No phones in class, at scale and enforced, feels like a last 5 years thing in K-12. And the trend was very much towards increased digital testing, pre-LLM.
This is pivoting back to paper-based, but it's going to be as messy and slow of a transition as the no-mobile-device one was.
Especially given how much money there is in "AI".
And hamfistedly-handed, will likely leave another generation fucked over with regards to basic education (like the predatory social+mobile adoption before regulation did previously).
This is pivoting back to paper-based, but it's going to be as messy and slow of a transition as the no-mobile-device one was.
Especially given how much money there is in "AI".
And hamfistedly-handed, will likely leave another generation fucked over with regards to basic education (like the predatory social+mobile adoption before regulation did previously).