'Eyes up, screens down': Victoria limits tech in schools to two hours daily
Academic says laptops have ‘completely overtaken’ traditional note-taking and research other states should ‘absolutely’ follow the state’s lead Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Victorian secondary school students will spend less time on screens and more time using pen and paper under a national-first plan to limit classroom device use to two hours a day. The Victorian government on Monday annou
Victorian secondary school students will have reduced screen time in classrooms as part of a new initiative. The state government has introduced a plan to limit device use to two hours per day. This policy will be implemented in all state secondary schools starting in 2027. The goal is to encourage more traditional learning methods like note-taking and group discussions. The government suggests alternatives such as whiteboards, practical experiments, and performances. Educators believe this approach could improve student engagement and focus. Other states may consider following Victoria's lead in this educational shift.
The policy aims to balance technology use with traditional teaching methods to enhance learning outcomes.
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