Schools without Cell Phones Begin in November
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After the Day of the Dead Bridge, elementary and high school students will not be able to use mobile phones throughout the school day, including recreation
On 3 November, restrictions on the use of cell phones in classrooms and even in recreation will enter into force in all public and private schools of basic education, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo announced.
The government will restrict phones since November, while Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Colombia advance with different formulas to limit screens in classrooms and recreations
Prepared with love from El Periódico de Tlaxcala: Cell phones outside the classrooms: Tlaxcala prepares to apply the new national rule During the morning conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum and Federal Secretary of Public Education Mario Delgado announced a new regulation for the use of cell phones and tablets in schools, a measure that will also reach Tlaxcala. The agreement was unanimously taken between the education holders of the 32 fede…
#JaimeGUERRERO As of November 3, elementary and high school students from all over the country will have to keep their cell phones, tablets and other screens stored during the day... The post Mexico will restrict cell phones in primary and secondary since November 3; neither in classes nor in recesses appeared first on Page 3.
The bill announced by President Claudia Sheinbaum will reach elementary and high school students. Devices may remain in backpacks, but cannot be used during classes or during recess.
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