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Managing Smartphone Distractions in the Classroom - #EdWeb archived webinar 

Managing Smartphone Distractions in the Classroom - #EdWeb archived webinar  | Android and iPad apps for language teachers | Scoop.it
In a recent edWebinar, Shannon Holden answers the question “how are we monitoring cell phones in our classroom and aren’t devices supposed to help?

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How to Use Apple’s Screen Time Controls on iOS 12 - WIRED

How to Use Apple’s Screen Time Controls on iOS 12 - WIRED | Android and iPad apps for language teachers | Scoop.it
THE ARRIVAL OF iOS 12 means you can now use Apple's long-awaited suite of Screen Time tools. The new features, which appear under Settings > Screen Time, are designed to give you a better idea of how you're spending time on your phone and limit the time you spend on certain apps.

It’s all part of a greater push by tech companies to mitigate the ways personal devices are engineered to be addictive, by creating all kinds of new “digital wellness” features. Similar features showed up on Facebook and Instagram this summer, and Android’s own set of screen time tools are currently in beta on Android Pie.

Looking to use your phone less? Scroll down—mindfully and purposefully!—to find out how to get the most out of Apple's Screen Time tools.

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Is Screen Time at School Bad for Kids? by Bob Waters

Is Screen Time at School Bad for Kids? by Bob Waters | Android and iPad apps for language teachers | Scoop.it
Combining education and technology is great—until it's not.

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Should smartphones be allowed in the classroom? Two perspectives via Edward C. Baig

Should smartphones be allowed in the classroom? Two perspectives via Edward C. Baig | Android and iPad apps for language teachers | Scoop.it
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Managing Smartphone Distractions in the Classroom - #EdWeb archived webinar 

Managing Smartphone Distractions in the Classroom - #EdWeb archived webinar  | Android and iPad apps for language teachers | Scoop.it
In a recent edWebinar, Shannon Holden answers the question “how are we monitoring cell phones in our classroom and aren’t devices supposed to help?

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How to Monitor Your Kids Cell Phone Usage Without Stalking Them BY MATTHEW LYNCH

How to Monitor Your Kids Cell Phone Usage Without Stalking Them BY MATTHEW LYNCH | Android and iPad apps for language teachers | Scoop.it
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NIZIGIYIMANA Edouard's curator insight, January 17, 2019 8:36 AM

When we say the Second Language Acquisition (SLA) is the languge other else we acquire after our mother tongue, it is also called L2 or Target Language (TL)

 

 

 

 

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Teens and Technology: 6 Strategies to Curb the Compulsion via CTRI

Teens and Technology: 6 Strategies to Curb the Compulsion via CTRI | Android and iPad apps for language teachers | Scoop.it
There is no escaping technology, but here are 6 strategies to help teens curb their compulsion.

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