Minister Tekin Warns Teachers About Cell Phone Use!
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Turkey is tightening the rules on the use of mobile phones in schools, with National Education Minister Yusuf Tekin arguing that digital distraction and social media are now a major problem for the educational process. Speaking to the “Editör Masası” of the Turkish Anadolu Agency, Tekin said that Turkey was one of the first countries to limit the use of mobile phones by students in schools, noting that similar measures were subsequently adopted …
Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin stated that there are teachers who excessively use mobile phones in classrooms, and announced that they have warned teachers against using mobile phones during lessons.
Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin, in a statement following the start of the new academic year, said, "Our PISA success is making headlines worldwide. Our scores have increased since 2015." Minister Tekin also stated that teachers have been warned against using their phones during lessons.
Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin made assessments regarding the education agenda. Stating that the implementation regarding the use of mobile phones in schools has made Turkey one of the leading countries in this regard, Tekin said that teachers have also been warned not to use their phones during lessons. Tekin also announced that they have recommended that teachers wear white lab coats.
Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin said, "We had some teachers who were overdoing the use of mobile phones in the classroom. We warned our teacher colleagues not to use mobile phones during lessons."
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