Danish Government to Introduce 'Total Ban' on Phones in School
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Young uses mobile phones in Sidney, Australia; country passed law prohibiting access to social networks for children under 16 years of age Hollie Adams/Reuters The Danish government, which will ban the use of social networks for children under 15 years of age, also wants to veto the presence of mobile phones in high schools and schools, announced Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen on Thursday (10). "This government proposes a total ban on mobile p…
"This government proposes a total ban on cell phones," said Mette Frederiksen during a press conference. The ban will be applied both in classrooms and in playgrounds, she said. It will affect students from first grade to the end of secondary education. The announcement came shortly after the latest international PISA report, according to which the results of young Danes plummet. With a score of 478, Denmark is just below the European average of…
The Danish government is preparing a radical measure in schools and high schools after the results of the PISA international tests have dropped under the European media. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced on Thursday that the authorities want to ban mobile phones in education units, both during hours and during breaks.
In the face of declining academic results in the Pisa ranking, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen wants to ban screens from classrooms and recreation classes to limit the exhibition
The Danish government announces a total ban on mobile phones in schools, the day after the Pisa surveys showed a drastic drop in school performance in the Nordic countries.
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