France has banned all children under 15 from using their phones in school

French students who returned from summer vacation will not be able to use mobile phones during class hours.

This summer, France prohibited all students under the age of 15 from using mobile phones, tablets and smart watches at all times during the day.

The government is worried that students will rely too much on mobile phones to distract themselves

On Monday, thanks to the new national law, the first day the mobile phone can not be used whenever a school-aged child in France under 15 years of age goes to school.

The prohibition which was passed in July after President Emmanuel M. Macon's election is likely to affect junior high schools throughout the country as they are coming back from the summer vacation.

This new bill came into effect on August 5, banning all kinds of mobile phones, tablets and smart watches.

Although the use of mobile phones has been banned in the class since 2010, the new law also applies to rest and meal times.

Schools are free to choose if they intend to impose a ban on students aged 15 or over. There are some exceptions to prohibitions, such as students with disabilities.

According to the Associated Press, under the new law, students need to turn off their phone during the day or put them in a locker. According to the news agency, the school will handle its own way of how students are away from the logistics of mobile phones.

Since we are concerned that students depend too much on smartphones and distract our attention, we introduced the law

French intelligence minister, Jun-Michel Blanker Education Minister in June called the law "the law of the 21st century" and said it would improve the discipline of 12 million school-aged children in France.

Recently France announced that all students under the age of 15 will be prohibited from using mobile phones at school next fall. According to our survey, many American parents seem to agree with similar restrictions in the classroom. And science is also the truth, not just parents' support for 'one day difference' policy, which requires students to put their mobile phones out of reach. Nonetheless, I have never seen a study on the impact of mobile access on academic performance of junior high school students, but research on college students published in Journal of Communication Education in 2012 is frustrating. For students who interact with mobile phones in class, the results of the exams will be worse. Usually it is over full level. In fact, regardless of whether you use a cell phone or not, as long as the cell phone is at your fingertips, it will lead to a decline in academic performance.

Mobile phones are forbidden in some or all of the schools both in and outside of the U.S., but in France there are scarcely anything planned. New York City banned the use of student mobile phones at public schools for 10 years, but from the desire to allow parents to contact child's complaints, we ended the unbalanced rule in 2015. There is evidence that improving academic performance improves by prohibiting the use of these devices. According to a survey conducted by researchers at the London School of Economics, between 2001 and 2011, the score of the standard test of 91 children's 16-year-old children rose when imposing a cell phone ban . Studies showed that this improvement is equivalent to the additional time of school improvement per week when the ban was implemented severely.

Many have seen France already decided to ban mobile phones at school since September this year. Indeed, the school here is unlikely to respond well to high school warrants, and not necessarily for mobile phones, especially smartphones. There is a very convincing argument that urges all schools to use their smartphone for free. I never thought that the Internet was a bad thing - it was a wonderful resource for children, but in fact it does not take into account the design of children, abuses and abuses are obvious problems for children It brought. .