Going back in time: the schools across Europe banning mobile phones
undefined 10, 2024
Six years ago, Calvijn College in the Netherlands considered banning smartphones, sparking mixed reactions. Despite some opposition from parents and teachers, the ban was enforced to restore social culture. Four years later, the school has seen a transformation, with students interacting more and fewer class disruptions. Other European schools have followed suit, and a Dutch government recommendation now urges phone bans in classrooms. Though some students miss their phones, the overall impact has been positive, reducing distractions and cyberbullying.
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