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Is technology killing students’ ability to read classical literature?

By Filings on Tue, 04/16/19
Christian Living
Education
Literacy
Reading
Technology
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“Even if they read well, technology has harmed many of them: shortened attention spans, a compulsion to overshare every trivial detail of their lives, an expectation that they be entertained at all times, and an exaggerated focus on themselves.” - Homer Meets Generation Z

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