Too young for tablets and smartphones?
Today, children are exposed to smartphones and tablets at a very young age. The effects of this exposure are complicated, with both benefits and costs.
Today, children are exposed to smartphones and tablets at a very young age. The effects of this exposure are complicated, with both benefits and costs.
I refer to the commentary “What would you pay for another year of life?” (May 22) by Dr Ong Sin Tiong.
I refer to the report “Govt looking to review retirement age for Home Team uniformed officers” (May 23). This has long been a talking point for many of us.
I refer to the commentaries by Professor K Ranga Krishnan (“Why we should teach logic in schools”, May 10 and “Almost as good as individual tutoring”, May 17).
I refer to the report, “Government not ruling out anti-discrimination laws at workplaces” (May 20).
There have been numerous claims made about wooden disposable chopsticks posing potential health and safety hazards, which have been reported by the international media.