Senate Reforms to Ban Cellulars in Classrooms · Global Voices
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Morena presented the opinion and claimed that UNESCO has documented that the mere presence of the cell phone in the classroom may affect the attention and performance of students
The bill restricts mobile phones in primary school, sets limits in high school and promotes digital accountability in universities Luis Fernando Ortiz Delgado The Senate's Joint Education and Legislative Studies Committees approved on Monday, with 27 votes in favour, an opinion that amends the General Education Law to regulate [...]
Unesco proposes that limitations on the use of mobile phones in schools be accompanied by critical education, constant monitoring and educational equity.
On the basis of the decree on behalf of the commissions, Aníbal Ostoa Ortega, president of the Education Commission, explained that the reform addresses the shared concern of parents and teachers that the school remains a place where children, adolescents and young people can pay attention, learn, live together and grow.
CDMX.- With unanimous support, the Senate approved in committees the opinion that proposes reforms to the General Education Act to prohibit the use of cell phones within classrooms.
The Senate of the Republic made progress in regulating the use of cell phones in Mexican schools, after committees unanimously approved a reform that proposes to restrict these devices throughout the school day in basic education.The opinion was endorsed on Monday, October 12 by the United Committees on Education and Legislative Studies First, with 27 votes in favour.The proposal must still be discussed and voted on in the plenary session of the…
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