With student mental health, attention spans, and classroom engagement all under a microscope, more schools are turning to an increasingly urgent solution: going phone-free.
In a recent episode of the Enterprise Podcast Network, Jennifer Andrulewicz, Chief Growth Officer at Generation Faraday, sat down with host Eric Dye to discuss the rising momentum behind phone-free policies—and how her global background in education technology shapes her perspective on this critical movement.
What They Discussed:
🌍 Global perspectives on student phone use across the U.S., LATAM, and beyond
📱 Why going phone-free doesn’t mean going anti-tech—and where it fits in the future of education
🎒 The biggest challenges schools face, from policy enforcement to parent buy-in
📣 Practical advice for educators and administrators hesitant to take the first step
“This isn’t about punishment or control—it’s about creating space for presence, focus, and learning,” Jennifer shared.
As Generation Faraday continues to support districts across the country with tools like signal-blocking bags and implementation guidance, one thing is clear: the phone-free movement is here, and it’s just getting started.