Limits the use of technology for student learning practices in elementary schools
Missouri bill would restrict technology use in elementary schools, affecting teaching methods, student learning approaches, and potential educational competitiveness.
Missouri bill would restrict technology use in elementary schools, affecting teaching methods, student learning approaches, and potential educational competitiveness.
HB 2978 would restrict the use of technology devices and digital learning tools in Missouri elementary schools. The bill, sponsored by Representative Marlene Terry, was recently introduced and is currently under review by the House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee.
This proposal directly affects how millions of elementary students learn, potentially reversing decades of educational technology integration. The outcome could significantly influence Missouri's educational competitiveness, teacher workload, and student preparation for a digital workforce, while also impacting school budgets and teaching methodologies.
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