Anonymous
03/28/2023 09:30
Subject: Screens in K-2
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Zero, throughout all of elementary. This was a significant part of why we chose to go there.
Can you please share the school?
Saint Jeromes Academy in Hyattsville, MD (Montessori to 8th) does not use screens at all, apart maybe from the occasional video clips or films in older grades. It's a Catholic school.
Anonymous
03/28/2023 09:18
Subject: Screens in K-2
Anonymous wrote:Zero, throughout all of elementary. This was a significant part of why we chose to go there.
Can you please share the school?
Anonymous
03/28/2023 02:10
Subject: Screens in K-2
Zero, throughout all of elementary. This was a significant part of why we chose to go there.
Anonymous
03/27/2023 22:19
Subject: Re:Screens in K-2
Way, way, way less than in the public school I work in but probably still a tad more than I would prefer. I will say the learning is more active, purposeful, and better supervised,
Anonymous
03/27/2023 22:19
Subject: Screens in K-2
DC Catholic - rarely in PK-2nd. These kids use it for IXL and Razkids and Epic (mostly for ELA supplementation). There certainly are days when movies are shown and sometimes there's screen time while eating lunch. There's much more iPad/Chromebook based work starting in second half of 4th - 8th. In 5th - 8th, almost all of homework is on Google classroom (no paper/writing in books).
Anonymous
03/27/2023 21:23
Subject: Screens in K-2
How much are kids on computers/daily screen time at your private in K-2? Thanks for any insights!