An angry Oklahoma father has raised concerns with school officials after learning that his son watched as many as 120 YouTube videos in the classroom over just four days.
Jeff Howard, whose son attends a K-12 school in the Carl Albert district of Oklahoma City’s metro area, was at a school board meeting on Oct. 12 and railed against the overuse of screens at the school. The concerned father said that when he met with his son’s teachers during a parent-teacher conference at Carl Albert Middle School last week, he learned that his son was allowed to watch YouTube and listen to music during free time…