Sen. Mitt Romney wants to fund research on students using cell phones in class
His proposal will fuel research on local, state and federal policies related to children using smartphones in school
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His proposal will fuel research on local, state and federal policies related to children using smartphones in school
Six in 10 students say they are texting or checking social media on their phones while classes are in session, noted Sen. Mitt Romney. “The negative impacts of social media on the well-being of our children are becoming more and more evident,” Romney, R-Utah, said in a press release. “Curbing the non-educational use of smartphones in the classroom may not only help raise students’ GPAs and increase their focus, but also help improve the mental health of our students.”
More than half of undergraduate students i.e. 54 per cent who enrolled for a four-year course in U.S. post-secondary institutions in 2014-15 completed their degree or certificate at the institution where they started within 8 years, according to provisional data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES).
/PRNewswire/ -- More than half of undergraduate students who entered a four-year, degree-granting U.S. postsecondary institution in 2014-15 – 54 percent...
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