If students misuse emerging technologies and digital learning tools to hurt one another, schools need a way to stop it.

My tech career unlocked so much for me and my family and I don't regret it. But this is how I chose to restore balance for now.

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"I don't think you can go and get ... and internet. Children's charity the Smith Family helped Kelly by providing a refurbished laptop for Maddi, who is starting high school.

But your data and your kids are still very much at risk ... young people who flocked to TikTok as a community space during school covid lockdowns only to have it taken away.

I grew up loving technology, went to MIT ... I would wake up, pick up my phone, and start working. I would get the kids out to school, and by 7:30 or 8:00 a.m., I was in my seat taking calls.

She cautioned that removing phones from classrooms shouldn’t force schools to forgo technology ... federal legislation on child safety has stalled, many parents and school districts have filed ...

Governor Josh Shapiro will present his budget address on Tuesday with proposals expected to include legalizing marijuana, ...

Setting aside the questions about performance-enhancing drugs, how far have we come in our never ending quest to go ... school, which she named in honor of her father. Kiprop subsidizes the ...

On Wednesday, the foundation, now known only as Save the Music Foundation, announced its intention to “go indie ... Music Technology Grant, the students would have had to share equipment and software ...

He brandished a chainsaw at campaign rallies, to signify his eagerness to clear-cut the thickets of bureaucracy and ...

On Jan 30, The Globe and Mail’s generations reporter Ann Hui and culture and life editor Rachel Giese answered reader questions on how parents feel about letting their kids go on sleepovers.