6 solutions for Nghe An schools to say 'no' to phones during class
Using cell phones in schools brings many disadvantages to students, affecting their concentration and learning in class. Therefore, issuing regulations will be an important solution to limit the use of cell phones in schools.
Nghe An Education Trade Union has just issued a Plan to implement the campaign "Nghe An Schools say no to phones during class". Thereby, the aim is to educate and raise students' awareness of the sense and responsibility of using phones, maximizing the benefits and positive effects of the Internet and phones in life as well as serving the needs of learning.
For effective implementation, in addition to propaganda work, the education sector has also proposed 6 solutions to improve the effectiveness of management work.
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Specifically, schools will develop regulations and rules for managing the use of phones in school. When arriving at school, before starting class, students must turn off their phones.phoneor switch to silent mode, put it in the classroom cupboard and only pick it up after class is over.
Schools will also agree with parents to develop regulations or commit to implementing the movement in class and at school.
To ensure communication when necessary, the school will set up a hotline number to receive information between the school and parents, students, teachers, especially in emergency situations, natural disasters, war... Absolutely do not block contact information between families and the school, homeroom teachers in any situation.
In case of violations, schools will implement positive discipline in the process of educating students, aiming at students to voluntarily carry out the movement.
The industry also requires schools to increase the issuance of homework, exams, tests... directly or through groups between subject teachers, homeroom teachers and parents, so that parents can assign them to their children. At the same time, limit the issuance of homework and tests in groups between teachers and students during school hours, except in very necessary cases.
At the same time, the industry requires schools to effectively promote the use of libraries, teaching facilities and equipment, especially smart devices used in multi-function rooms, classrooms, and individual teachers to maximize the exploitation of learning resources and means to effectively support teaching tasks and student education./.
