Diana (Australia)
The law is so vague and ambiguous. It fails to define a reasonable length of time for the kids to use digital media. The law also can hardly be enforced because the government cannot install a sort of software on every tablet to supervise the kids.
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First graders Serenity Flott, 6, left, and Annabelle Chambless, 7, use an iPad to complete a project at Daphne Elementary School during a typical school day on Feb. 27, 2015, in Daphne, Ala. AL.COM. [Photo/IC] |
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