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Denmark Announces Plans To Ban Smartphones At Schools

  • Denmark plans to ban smartphones in schools following recommendations from a youth wellbeing commission, which also suggested limiting use for those under 13.
  • Education Minister Mattias Tesfaye stated that mobile phones and personal tablets will not be allowed at school during lessons or breaks.
  • Two opposition parties, the Conservatives and Liberal Alliance, oppose the government's smartphone ban plan, complicating its implementation.
  • Culture Minister Jakob Engel-Schmidt expressed concerns about screens harming children's childhood.
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Denmark will ban mobile phones in schools on the recommendation of a government commission. The Commission also noted in its recommendations that children under the age of 13 should not have their mobile phone or tablet at all.

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The Danish government has listened to a committee that says that children under the age of 13 should not have their own smartphones or tablets at school.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Young people in Denmark are not supposed to look at their mobile phones during classes or breaks. The government is planning a nationwide ban, some schools are already banning gadgets.

·Germany
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nordisch.info broke the news in on Tuesday, February 25, 2025.
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