The move by Salamanca’s administration comes at a moment when parents, educators, researchers, policymakers and advocates are increasingly coming together to confront what is now widely recognized as a serious problem: the overuse and misuse of technology in educational settings, children’s rising exposure to AI and the toll both are taking on learning and mental health.
As part of our ongoing efforts to develop real, student-centric solutions, NYSUT will be hosting a conference this September. [Unplugged: Reclaiming Human-Centered Education](https://www.nysut.org/resources/special-resources-sites/edtech/events) brings together stakeholders to examine the evidence, challenge assumptions and explore what it takes to create healthier, more balanced learning environments.
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OK, relax … there have been concerns about children’s rising exposure to internet, computers, videogames, video, TV, movies, radio … believe it or not, even about the rising exposure to books.
At some point in the future, people will look back and laugh
*Can you imagine that in the 2020’s there were people opposing the use of AI in education??? … bwahahahahaha*
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The move by Salamanca’s administration comes at a moment when parents, educators, researchers, policymakers and advocates are increasingly coming together to confront what is now widely recognized as a serious problem: the overuse and misuse of technology in educational settings, children’s rising exposure to AI and the toll both are taking on learning and mental health.
As part of our ongoing efforts to develop real, student-centric solutions, NYSUT will be hosting a conference this September. [Unplugged: Reclaiming Human-Centered Education](https://www.nysut.org/resources/special-resources-sites/edtech/events) brings together stakeholders to examine the evidence, challenge assumptions and explore what it takes to create healthier, more balanced learning environments.
OK, relax … there have been concerns about children’s rising exposure to internet, computers, videogames, video, TV, movies, radio … believe it or not, even about the rising exposure to books.
At some point in the future, people will look back and laugh
*Can you imagine that in the 2020’s there were people opposing the use of AI in education??? … bwahahahahaha*