The Province of Buenos Aires Passed the Law Prohibiting the Use of Cell Phones in Public and Private Secondary Schools
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The Buenos Aires Senate passed the law that reaches devices with “technological screens”, with uses endorsed only in specific cases. The initiative adds to the restriction that applies since this year in primaries.
In ‘Locas lindas’, Adriana Salgueiro and her team discussed the decision of the government of the province of Buenos Aires to restrict the use of cell phones in schools. Panelists analyzed the impact of screens on learning, questioned the responsibility of parents and expressed their opinion on a measure that also advances in other parts of the country.
A new measure will radically change the dynamics within the classrooms. The Buenos Aires Senate passed the law prohibiting the use of cell phones in public and private high schools. The initiative promoted in the Legislature seeks to reduce class distractions and curb growing problems such as child gambling and cyberbullying. [...]
The initiative establishes exceptions when the devices are part of authorized pedagogical projects and includes protocols for the entire educational community.The entrance The province of Buenos Aires approved the law that prohibits the use of mobile phones in public and private secondary schools was first published in El Ciudadano.
The devices may not be used during the educational day, unless there is an express authorization from the teacher for pedagogical purposes; the measure reaches public and private establishments.
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