Actress Sophie Winkleman weighs in on her concerns about tech in schools
February 19, 2025
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as posted by the channelThe ongoing debate around children, smartphones, and social media continues to spark concern among parents, but now, a growing number of voices are raising alarms about the impact of technology in the classroom.
Actress Sophie Winkleman, known for her advocacy on children's welfare, is one of the parents who has expressed deep concerns over the increasing use of screens in schools.
At the recent Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference, Winkleman shared her perspective on the potential negative effects of technology in education.
Speaking exclusively to Sky's Sophy Ridge, she discussed the challenges parents face in navigating the balance between beneficial tech tools and the over-reliance on screens that could hinder children's development.
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