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The scientific case for reading on paper, not screens |
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Norway spent decades putting screens in classrooms, betting they would improve learning. Now it's reversing course, replacing tablets with printed books as concerns about reading skills mount. |
TIME contributor Markham Heid talked to experts about the growing debate over whether digital learning has come at a cost. |
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