Governor Ivey Creates Commission to Study Screen-Based Instruction in Alabama Schools
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A long-term study suggests that screen time during childhood may influence learning and memory in adulthood. Researchers identified critical periods in which viewing habits proved especially relevant, raising new questions about the interaction between early experiences and brain development. Impact of screen use in childhood The research, conducted by scientists from Inserm and the National University of Singapore, analyzed data from 502 childr…
Governor Ivey Creates Commission to Study Screen-Based Instruction in Alabama Schools
MONTGOMERY — Governor Kay Ivey has signed Executive Order No. 745 establishing the Governor’s Commission on Screen-Based Instruction, a panel tasked with studying the use, risks and benefits of screen-based instruction in Alabama’s K-12 classrooms and developing evidence-based recommendations for its future use. According to the governor’s office, the commission will examine how screen-based instruction affects student learning and development w…
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