Teens are increasingly bored, data shows. Social media is just one reason.
More than 50% of 12th graders and 16% of eighth and 10th graders said they were often bored in 2023. Experts say the problem isn't so much boredom as a low tolerance for time without entertainment.
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Kenosha Readers are Leaders students receive backpacks full of books and fun
More than 100 students from Grant, Nash, Forest Park, Prairie Lane, Southport and Whittier elementary schools received free ...
Second graders surprised by Slugger, celebrates 5th year of financial literacy for kids
To celebrate Invest in ME Read’s fifth birthday, second graders at Griffin Elementary were surprised by some special visitors ...
Reading Fun Day to promote literacy at New Bern Mall this weekend
Literacy will take center stage this weekend with Reading Fun Day at the New Bern Mall. The event is scheduled for Saturday, ...
Lackawanna County PSSA scores show students still feeling the effects of COVID-related learning loss
Nearly five years after schools around the state were forced to pivot to online instruction due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the ...