To Avoid Self-Destruction at College, Be Careful What You Pack for Class
Over 2 decades of studies have found that laptops and the college classroom make for, in most cases, a dangerous mix
Researchers at the University of Michigan found that students wasted nearly 40 minutes out of every 100-minute class period doing nonacademic things online. Biba Kayewich
As this sweltering summer gives way to fall, a fleet of American teens will be off to college in a few short weeks.
Alongside laundry bags, binders, dorm décor, bed sheets, that go-to shampoo, and perhaps a favorite comforter, the laptop computer is now just as much a staple as the paper planner of yesteryear.
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Matthew John is a veteran teacher and writer who is passionate about history, culture, and good literature. He lives in New York.