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By 2015, 65% of children's leisure time was spent in screen-based activities.
Mullan, K. A child's day: Trends in time use in the UK from 1975 to 2015. British Journal of Sociology, 2019.
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“91% of educators say social media has had a negative impact on how students treat people in real life.”
EdWeek Research Center survey of 595 U.S. teachers, school and district leaders (Dec 2023–Jan 2024)