A year later, what teens tell us about school cellphone bans | Brookings
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Article written by Anna Saavedra, Amie Rapaport, Daniel Silver
Schools in the U.S. have increasingly implemented cellphone bans, responding to concerns over their negative impact on students' learning and mental health. A study finds that while these restrictions initially reduced phone use, enforcement weakened over the school year, leading to increased device usage and shifting student perceptions from negative to neutral.
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Graded by NewzGrade AI AI · provisional on September 11, 2026 at 10:23 AM
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The article adheres to journalistic standards but could improve on balance and source citation for credibility. It effectively reports on students' experiences and perceptions regarding cellphone bans in schools, highlighting perspectives from both teens and adults.
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