Experts are urging parents to stop texting their children during school hours. This constant communication is seen as a major distraction, interrupting the learning process. Even when schools enforce cellphone regulations, the constant buzzes from parents’ texts create a climate of interruption. Teachers suggest that parents should only contact their children through the school’s front office in case of emergencies or important changes in plans. Non-urgent messages can wait until after school. This approach helps students focus on their studies and fosters independence.
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