How frequently will the PLD be used in class? Is there a recommended limit to screen time in class?
Questions about the Personal Digital Learning Programme
There is no recommended screen time as it depends very much on the nature of the activity. According to the American Academy of Paediatrics (2016), there is no one-size-fits-all approach to limiting the amount of screen time for teenagers. The academy recommends that screen time takes into consideration a child's developmental stage, how the technology is used, the quality of the content and design of the material. Schools will design their learning programmes to ensure that the students' use of PLDs is balanced in relation to other activities and modes of learning.
However, all PLDs will be installed with DMA, which allows teachers to manage students' screen time if they so desire. Teachers will also continue to ensure that the amount of assignments set (both online and offline) is guided by the school's homework policy.
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Can my child not purchase the personal learning device (PLD)?
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Do all students in a school have to use the same PLD?
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What about students who opt out of using the school-selected PLD and wish to use their own? How will this affect their learning?
Can students share one PLD with their siblings?
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