Dr Becky Foljambe: Why we need to take screens out of schools? | Says Who? Podcast
Nobody would put their name to the word safe. Dr Becky Foljambe is a GP. She gave evidence to a parliamentary committee in March on screens in classrooms, and she arrived at this conversation having spent the year asking one question that nobody has answered: where is the proof that iPads in schools are safe for the…
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