More Attentive, More Active in Recreation but Nervous because They Can't Use Cell Phones in School: Age Makes the Difference
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In Oeiras, a study of 3427 students says that, without a mobile phone, there is more attention and more play, but almost half misses it.
In the schools of Oeiras, the students are more attentive and participatory. But opinions divide: while the younger ones prefer to leave their phones at home, the older ones would like to use them again at least during the intervals.
A study carried out in 30 schools in Oeiras reveals that most students consider being more attentive and participative in classes since the introduction of restrictions on smartphones. Nevertheless, the results also identify signs of emotional dependence on devices and an increasing resistance to the rules among older students. The use of [...]
From the 3rd will be restricted the use of telephones for all educational levels
Despite the benefits identified in the attention and participation in the classes, the study Phones Off, which surveyed 3,427 students from Oeiras, reveals that 46.3% miss the phone at least occasionally, 14.5% are often angry when they remove the device and 11.1% express nervousness or concern when they do not have it. Resistance to restrictions increases with age, especially from year 6.
The generality of the students feels more attentive in the classes and lives better. However, almost half of the students miss the phone in the school and the older ones prefer to use it at intervals.
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