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Should Schools Ban Phones From Bell to Bell?
A current event on one page · Two sides and my position
The Numbers Behind the Debate
Education systems ban phones in school
79
40% worldwide, end of 2024 (UNESCO)
New bans in one year
+19
60 at the end of 2023 (UNESCO)
US high school teachers
72%
call phone distraction a major problem (Pew, 2024)
Teachers with a phone rule
30%
say it is hard to enforce (Pew, 2024)
Who, What, Where, When
WhoStudents, teachers, parents and lawmakers
WhatNo phones from the first bell to the last, lunch included
Where79 education systems worldwide, France among them
WhenGrowing fast: 19 more systems added bans during 2024
Two Sides
For a ban
Fewer distractions in class
More talking at lunch
Less online bullying during the day
Against a ban
Parents want to reach kids in an emergency
Phones can be learning tools
Rules are hard to enforce
Where I stand
Ban phones in class, allow them at lunch.
72% of high school teachers see the problem in lessons. Lunch is where friends make plans, and that's harder to police than it's worth.

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