France's High School Phone Ban: Does It Actually Improve Academic Results? - Archysport
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At Maryse Bastié High School in Limoges, a new rule awaits students: the ban on mobile phones. A general measure on Tuesday, September 1st for all schools in the territory, which puts to the test the teaching staff.
At the Lycée Faidherbe in Lille, students find it difficult to believe the validity of this measure confirmed just before the start of the school year.
Emmanuel Macron focuses his return trip on the ban on mobile phones that he has been putting forward for years. But the implementation of this promise is delicate.
Some 11.6 million schoolchildren, college students and high school students are entering school on Tuesday, 1 September, marked by the entry into force of the ban on mobile phones in high school. The teacher unions denounce the constant reforms, the deterioration of the school structure, the wage conditions of teachers and a cyberattack which has targeted, among other things, the pay software of the National Education.
France's High School Phone Ban: Does It Actually Improve Academic Results? - Archysport
The enforcement of a mobile phone ban across French high schools officially took effect on September 1, reshaping daily routines in classrooms and hallways nationwide following a law promulgated on August 24. Emmanuel Macron championed the initiative on the social media platform X, writing that an environment free of mobile devices helps restore calm to ...
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