By Brian Geraghty Introduction Few objects command more loyalty from American teenagers than the glowing rectangles in their pockets. Cell phones have become lifelines, entertainment consoles, and—at least in theory—educational tools. Yet they are also distractions of the highest order. As one New Hampshire student recently admitted, a statewide ban on school-day phone use […]READ FULL ARTICLE
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