Global Schools Enforce Stricter Cellphone Bans
Global Schools Enforce Stricter Cellphone Bans
Global Schools Enforce Stricter Cellphone Bans
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Schools across the globe are increasingly implementing or considering bans on cellphone use during school hours to combat distractions and enhance student well-being. In Hawaii, Iolani School has extended its phone ban to cover grades seven through nine, and Tennessee lawmakers are proposing a statewide ban. France is piloting a ban for students up to age 15 due to health concerns, while British Columbia is tailoring policies to restrict phone use while accommodating medical needs. The Parents Television and Media Council supports these restrictions, citing the negative impact of smartphones on mental health and academic performance.

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France to trial ban on mobile phones at school for children under 15
Cellphone bans spread in schools amid growing mental health worries
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Connecticut Recommends Cellphone Restrictions in Schools
France to trial ban on mobile phones at school for children under 15
Cellphone bans spread in schools amid growing mental health worries
Pittsburgh-area schools continue pursuit to keep cell phones out of classrooms

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