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Less Cell Phones and More Games in School Yards, After Regulation of the Minerd

“It has worked. Already the boys play more in the courtyard, they play more among themselves,” says Ángel Matos, administrative coordinator of the lyceum Victor Estrella Liz, valuing the regulation of the use of cell phones in educational centers arranged by the Ministry of Education (Minerd). Matos explains that, since the center banned the entry of these devices, students have started to take more advantage of recreation spaces during recesses…
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“It has worked. Already the boys play more in the courtyard, they play more among themselves,” says Ángel Matos, administrative coordinator of the lyceum Victor Estrella Liz, valuing the regulation of the use of cell phones in educational centers arranged by the Ministry of Education (Minerd). Matos explains that, since the center banned the entry of these devices, students have started to take more advantage of recreation spaces during recesses…

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www.diariolibre.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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