2024-09-09 05:50:08
Education
Europe
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Embracing Change: European Schools' Mobile Phone Bans

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European schools like Calvijn College in the Netherlands are opting to ban mobile phones to enhance student focus and social interactions. Radboud University researchers noted positive outcomes, with students reporting reduced distractions and improved social connections.

Despite initial resistance, schools have seen benefits like heightened attentiveness. While some students expressed missing their devices, the ban continues to yield advantages.

France, Belgium, Hungary, Italy, and Greece have also implemented similar bans. In contrast, Niedersachsen in Germany rejects a blanket ban, emphasizing innovative teaching methods and support for aspiring educators.

This shift signifies a move towards a more engaging classroom environment and a reevaluation of traditional teaching structures.

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