Positive signs from schools that don't use mobile phones.
My Ha•October 25, 2024 17:55
With the ban on phone use in school, students' recess time has become more vibrant with many fun and engaging games. Class members have also become closer to each other, instead of each student being in their own "separate" world as before.
The campaign"Students in Nghe An say no to phones during class."This campaign, launched by the Nghe An Department of Education just a week ago, has seen many schools in Nghe An begin implementing the requirement that students not use mobile phones during class. (Photo: My Ha) At Huynh Thuc Khang High School, earlier this week the school implemented a commitment to prohibit the use of mobile phones in classrooms. Simultaneously, all classes in the school have prepared small lockers to store students' mobile phones. (Photo: My Ha)The no-phone classroom policy was implemented by establishing classroom rules. Although not yet accustomed to a phone-free environment, many students have begun to see the benefits of not being overly dependent on this device. Photo: My HaWithout phones, the free time at the school library has gained new friends. Photo: My HaGroup study sessions have also become more effective. Instead of focusing on their phones, students now have more time to dedicate to their lessons. Photo: My HaAfter nearly a week without using his phone, Mạnh Đạt (wearing glasses), a student in class 11A5 at Huỳnh Thúc Kháng High School, admitted that he felt more relaxed: "Before, during recess, each of us would focus on our own phone and hardly communicate with each other. But now we have time to participate in other games. This is the first time I've brought chess to class and played with my friends. It feels very fun and exciting." Photo: Mỹ HàWithout a phone, this male student had the opportunity to showcase his Rubik's Cube skills to his classmates. Photo: My HaImplementing the campaign to prevent mobile phones in schools, recess time at Bac Yen Thanh High School is filled with lively group games. Photo: My HaAt Quynh Luu 1 High School, traditional folk games played during recess have become an annual source of entertainment for students throughout the school over the years. This year, in the spirit of saying no to mobile phones, these activities were once again implemented with competitions between classes. The activity not only attracted the participating teams but also created excitement for the cheering squads. Photo: NTCCPutting aside their phones, students at Nguyen Canh Chan High School (Thanh Chuong) return to traditional folk games. Photo: NTCCIn response to the campaign, this week the Party and Mass Organizations delegation of Nghia Dan district presented gifts including volleyballs, chess sets, Chinese chess sets, and Rubik's cubes to students of Nghia Duc Secondary School. Photo: Provided by the Party and Mass Organizations Committee. Engaging and fun games helped bring the students closer together. After these beneficial breaks, they returned to meaningful lessons, helping them absorb the material effectively. (Photo: CSCC)
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