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Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Monday, September 23rd. I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

Some parents want their kids kids schools to ditch tablets and laptops for paper and

pencils.

We'll tell you why parents who want to opt their kids out of screens at school are meeting

opposition.

And then from the classroom to the workplace.

We'll explain what Amazon's decision to call workers back to the office five days a week could mean for the company and the rest of the

tech sector. But first, school cell phone bands are taking effect in big districts across the country, including Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

For some, the next question is, what about the other screens?

But the fight to get rid of laptops and tablets in schools isn't so easy.

Here to tell us more is our family and tech columnist Julie Jargan.

Julie, for those of us who aren't in classrooms or who don't have school-age kids

how much of a role are screens playing and teaching these days?

Screens are playing a huge role. It's not uncommon for kids as young as pre-K to be given iPads and other

tablets. In middle school and higher, kids are taking their Chromebooks from

class to class and working on them all day and then into the night as they're doing homework.

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