US EditionMinisters confirm plan to ban use of mobile phones in schools in England
- New guidance in England aims to ban mobile phones in schools to improve behavior and minimize disruption.
- Education Secretary Gillian Keegan supports the policy, emphasizing that phones are unwanted distractions.
- However, critics doubt the impact, with one union dismissing it as a "non-policy for a non-problem.
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Mass. school takes unique approach to phone use by students
With teachers and education leaders across the state grappling with how best to deal with cellphones in the classroom, officials at a boarding school in western Massachusetts have taken a novel approach. Two years ago, school leaders at the Buxton School in Williamstown banned the use of smartphones on campus. The school also provided students and faculty with “dumb phones”...
Rome, February 22 - Giuseppe Valditara's crusade against cell phones does not stop: the Minister has announced a new squeeze on elementary and middle schools on the use of electronic media in the classroom, even for educational purposes. Valditara against cell phones In the Ministry's next guidelines on kindergartens, elementary and middle schools, it will be indicated to avoid the use of mobile phones in classes: a practice normally already ado…
Niente pi� telefoni e tablet a scuola: questa la decisione del�ministro dell'Istruzione e del Merito. Intervistato da "Il Foglio", Giuseppe Valditara ha anticipato oggi le...
The use of smartphones and tablets will be banned in Italian classrooms even for teaching purposes according to new guidelines that will be published soon, Italian Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara said in an interview with the daily Il Foljo today.
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