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Herz — World Desk · · 30s summary · 1 min read
As the new school year approaches in Rheinland-Pfalz, a state in Germany, stricter rules governing smartphone use in schools are expected. However, students in the state oppose a total ban. Their representative body argues that a blanket prohibition does not go far enough and cannot replace appropriate pedagogical approaches.
For the new school year in Rheinland-Pfalz, a state in Germany, stricter rules governing smartphone use in educational institutions are expected, according to Die Zeit.
Students in the state oppose a general and total ban on cell phones at school.
A spokesperson for the Landesschülerinnen- und Landesschülervertretung (LSV), the student representative body at the state level, stated that a blanket ban does not go far enough and cannot replace appropriate pedagogical concepts.
The precise content of the new rules planned for the school year opening has not been detailed. Concrete measures envisioned in addition to or instead of a general ban have not yet been specified.
Stricter rules are expected for the new school year, but their precise content has not yet been made public.
The student representative body believes a blanket ban does not go far enough: it cannot replace pedagogical approaches designed to guide the use of digital tools.
The Landesschülerinnen- und Landesschülervertretung (LSV) is the student representative body at the state level in Rheinland-Pfalz. It is this organization that opposed the general ban on smartphones in schools.
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