Learning from mistakes

TL;DR

Norway's experiment with providing tablets to all schoolchildren led to a sharp decline in reading comprehension.
A decade later, 10% of Norwegians struggle with basic reading, and one in five children cannot read movie subtitles.
The former Minister of Culture and Education, Trine Skei Grande, called the decision "absurd" and a result of being "too rich."
The Norwegian government is implementing measures to improve reading skills, including more in-class reading time and banning cellphones.
The Boklek program combines learning and play, prioritizing libraries for children's enjoyment.
Libraries are creating youth-focused activities like chess, rap, and skateboarding to re-engage young people.

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