Amid growing concerns over excessive screen time and the use of AI in education, the American Federation of Teachers has called for limitations on digital devices in schools. Union president Randi Weingarten recently unveiled a national framework aimed at addressing the increasing presence of technology in classrooms. Parents and health experts have raised alarms about young students being overwhelmed by screens, leading some schools to revert to traditional teaching methods, such as using paper and pen. The movement reflects a broader pushback against the incorporation of educational technology, with many advocating for more stringent controls on AI and digital resources in order to prioritize student well-being and engagement.