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Canadian schools are witnessing a surprising boost in classroom engagement after enforcing a strict cellphone ban. Educators report that the policy has significantly reduced distractions, leading to healthier learning environments and improved concentration, proving that sometimes removing modern temptations can yield unexpectedly positive educational outcomes.
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