How LAUSD teachers are adapting to accommodate screen time policy
Teachers in the Los Angeles Unified School District are currently adjusting their lesson plans and classroom management strategies to comply with a new district-wide screen time policy. This transition has presented challenges as educators work to reduce student reliance on digital devices while maintaining instructional standards.
Teachers in Los Angeles Unified are struggling to change how they teach and manage their classes to follow the district’s new screen time policy.
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