France hangs up: new bill would ban cell phones at school

Paris (Reuters) - French phone addicts children called the "detox measures" on Thursday, according to the bill, they had to go to school without using mobile terminals at school,

Documentary Picture: Jean-Michel Blancer Education Minister of France will ask questions in the National Assembly held in Paris, France on February 20, 2018. Reuters / Gonzalo Fuentes / File Photos

President Emmanuel M. Macron, whose Republicans are majority in the National Assembly, hopes to promptly pass Congress and carry out a comprehensive ban before September next year's grade begins.

According to the law, over 90% of children over the age of 12 are using mobile phones in France. The French action caused a discussion in other countries such as the UK and Ireland, whether they need to obtain a ban on the national school from Paris.

"Although mobile phones are technological progress, we can not monopolize our lives," Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer told LCI News TV Channel.

"I can not find my way in the technology world unless others can read, write, count, respect others, work on a team,"

After the ruling party member proposed the change, the teacher was also targeted, just as when the bill was submitted to the House. Minister Blankel suggested that he would not fly, he said, "I do not think this is necessary."

Some teachers openly ridicule their forgiveness, including Stephane Crochet of UNSA Teacher Union who told RTL radio that it is an insult to adult workers and a security risk.

Supporters of the bill say that if junior high school or high school children use smartphones, bullying increases, access rate to pornography decreases, young people may not be able to participate in social activities.

The minister stated that theft of mobile phones, extortion, sticking to fashion brands is another negative factor that proves the rationality of balancing the lives of children.

Crocheting said the teacher needed to make a phone call in case of an emergency. Muslim extremist groups of Islamic nations supported secular education, so they invited followers to followers for followers.

In contrast, a bill to ban school phones was announced in France in 2009. In 2012, a prohibition came into effect in Nigeria and elsewhere when teachers of the Solomon Islands demanded ban on use of mobile phones at school. One year after Malaysia repeated similar ban, Uganda prohibited the use of mobile phones at school in 2013. This is not just a school where young people prohibit using mobile phones for many years. In a certain county in Japan in 2014, children were not allowed to use mobile phones since 9 pm immediately after selling mobile phones and prohibiting advertisements to children under 7 in Belgium. Earlier this year, Indonesia thought that banned students banned using mobile phones inside and outside the school.

Many places, including schools, are taking steps to develop new regulations that hamper the progress of many new technologies. In my school, the principal and the Board of Education have recently banned mobile phones that prohibit the use of mobile phones during class hours. This new prohibition has already been carried out at my school, Secret Terror High School, has spread rapidly nationwide and is fully supported. If you use a mobile phone at school, the result may be reduced as the classroom is interrupted, deceived or tempted, but the problem is consistent with the principle.