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Many experts say there is little direct evidence linking computer use and higher school achievement.
That money, the report concludes, could be better spent on other educational priorities such as reducing class sizes, repairing schools, and eliminating lead poisoning. The report warns that computers may account for a rise in health problems among children, including repetitive stress injuries, eye strain, and obesity. Focusing too much on technology can also distract children from the social interaction they need to develop language skills and bonds with adults. Send it . Use this version.