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As Mass. Legislators Work to Ban Phones in Schools, CPS Students See Ups and Downs
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As Mass. Legislators Work to Ban Phones in Schools, CPS Students See Ups and Downs
As a bill prohibiting the use of cell phones in public schools is making its way through the Massachusetts state legislature, students at Cambridge Public Schools — where a similar policy was adopted last fall — raised concerns about the phone restrictions.
The Ministry of Education, Science and Sports (MES) has submitted proposed recommendations for the use of mobile phones for evaluation...
The Government intends to prohibit 'smartphones' in schools in the 1st and 2nd cycles and limit the use among students in the 3rd cycle, making it rule the recommendations made at the beginning of the legal year 2024/2025.
Following the Ministry of Education, Science and Sports' (ŠMSM) submission of proposed recommendations on the use of mobile phones in schools for evaluation, the Lithuanian Students' Union (LMS) supports the presented guidelines. According to the organization's vice-president Melita Mikalevičiūtė, leaving the freedom for each educational institution to decide on specific rules and procedures will better meet the needs of schools.
The measure applies at all levels of basic education, both in public and private institutions. The Executive passed a law limiting the use of cell phones and electronic devices in basic education educational institutions, in order to strengthen student learning and well-being. The norm, published in El Peruano, seeks to reduce academic distraction, prevent cyberbullying and mental health disorders, and promote healthy socialization among schoolc…
Faced with recent reports of bullying in classrooms, local PRI deputy Lucía de León is promoting an initiative to regulate the use of cell phones in basic education schools in Aguascalientes. The measure, she explained, seeks to establish protective protocols during school hours, with the aim of avoiding distractions, preventing cases of cyberbullying and reducing children’s access to violent or inappropriate content. “There is content that chil…
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