UNESCO calls for global ban on smartphones in schools (news.un.org)
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Via the A11yTalks webinar Accessibility in Action: Indigenous Communities by Meggan Van Harten...
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Found on hacker news.
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Oh of course Reddit, yup, something totally went wrong....
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