Using smartphones in school classrooms with some specific guidance can assist students with learning, bridging the gap between low-performing and high-performing students, according to a new study.

Creating a distraction-free learning environment is critical for good mental health and academic success. Educators agree cellphones frequently distract students with social media, notifications and ...

VIJAYAWADA: Though there is a surge in smartphone access among children, the learning outcomes in government schools continue to decline in Andhra Pradesh. However, school attendance improved ...

Children owning smartphones before age 13 face higher risks of depression, anxiety, and poor mental health outcomes, ...

A smartphone-based machine learning-assisted system for evaluating clinical activity in thyroid-associated orbitopathy may represent a promising new approach to the diagnosis and management of ...

Make smartphones more comfortable for older adults with larger text, magnifiers, voice tools, flash alerts, and simple ...

Portland, Oregon, and South Carolina might not have much in common. But both have taken a crucial step to protect students: banning smartphone use in public schools. After more than a decade of ...