New Zealand to ban mobile phones in schools to tackle classroom ‘literacy crisis’

New Zealand will ban mobile phone use in schools. According to the government, this is due to a significant decline in the quality of education and education of children. The country until recently prided itself on being among the best rated in the world. But when it comes to the literacy rate of schoolchildren, this is no longer the case.

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New Zealand's conservative Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announced a ban on mobile phones in schools in the country on Friday, a measure aimed at combating the decline in literacy rates, AFP and Agerpres reported.

New Zealand's conservative Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announced a ban on mobile phones in schools in the country on Friday, a measure aimed at combating the decline in literacy rates, AFP reported, citing Agerpres.

Shortly after the election as Prime Minister, Christopher Luxon follows up on his words with action: Children will soon have to forego their cell phones at school. This is intended to increase students' performance and concentration. But politicians themselves must also expect restrictions in the future

El recién electo primer Ministro de Nueva Zelanda, Christopher Luxon, anunció una medida hacia el aumento de los logros de los estudiantes mediante la aplicación de una prohibición de los teléfonos móviles en las escuelas. Esta política revela un aspecto significativo de su plan inicial de 100 días, entre ellos, los cambios en el panorama educativo. “Queremos que nuestros hijos aprendan, queremos que nuestros profesores enseñen y que se quiten l…