French government plans to ban schoolchildren from using their cellphones in school
Should schools be allowed to use mobile phone jammers? Many countries have no clear rules on the issue, but schools are already using signal jammers to stop students from playing with their phones and using their phones to cheat.
Recently, the French government will promulgate a ban on primary and secondary school students using cell phones in schools. According to the ban, primary and secondary school students will be able to bring their cell phones to school, but are not allowed to come up with cell phones until after school, even if the classes are not available.
At present, French education officials are studying how to implement the cell phone ban.
To truly implement the phone ban, you must have strict legal documents support. Once the ban is issued, it will be fully implemented and must be dealt with seriously if irregularities are found, otherwise such a ban will have no effect. To know how to implement these prohibitions, students, parents and schools can consider them from three aspects. First of all, students certainly want to be able to use the phone, parents also want their children have a cell phone, so that they can facilitate contact. Then you can consider from the time the phone is used, students can bring their cell phones to school, but to pay to a specific area, to receive their own storage of receipts, with storage yard after school to take this is one of the ways. If it still does not work then there is a more straightforward way to do that is to install a cell phone signal blocker jammer in school, get their cellphone out of touch, parents have something to do, call a school phone, or have a public phone at school, but Phone opening hours are limited. This may be a good solution.
This is just my personal point of view, the use of cell phone jammers can also maintain classroom order and ensure the efficiency of student learning.
A proposed ban was included in the successful presidential campaign of Emmanuel Macron earlier this year.
Jean-Michel Blanque, the French Minister of Education, said the ban, which will take effect from the start of the next school year in September 2018, applies to all schoolchildren between the ages of 6 and 15. He said some educational institutions had previously banned students from using their cell phones. He told RTL France: "Sometimes you have to use your cellphone for teaching or in an emergency, but the use of cellphones must be controlled to a certain degree."
However, the French primary and secondary school principals alliance is skeptical about whether the ban can be implemented. Philippe Vincent, deputy director-general of the coalition, said: "We are skeptical of the latest injunction announced by the Ministry of Education because it is difficult to understand what the real problems are and, in general, we are used to them Reasonable and practical, but this time we can not find the rationale and practicality behind this ban. "
Bu Langkai recommend installing school student lockers to store cell phones, but many schools lack the center of this space. Vincent questioned: "We want to become a great school lockers have done it myself a little calculation:? 5300 state schools, an average of 500 students per school, and that is about 3 million A locker up. "
Parents' organizations also said that any such ban would create significant logistical problems. "Public School Parents Association" (Federation of Parents in State Schools) President Gerald Bomi Ai (Gérard Pommier), asked: "How can school student cell phone store after school to do, how to ensure the return to? The owner?
