Why primary principals are demanding an immediate halt to NAPLAN writing tests

Australian primary school principals are calling for a freeze on the 18-year-old NAPLAN writing platform after consecutive years of system crashes that have disrupted students' testing environments. While Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings argued that introducing computers as early as Grade 3 is making children overly dependent on screens, Pat Murphy defends the practice as a vital tool to bridge the digital divide for disadvantaged communities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.