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ISEducation6 days ago

School holidays don't solve what happens outside of school.

The Icelandic Ministry of Education and Child Affairs has announced proposed regulations regarding the use of mobile phones and digital devices in primary schools. According to the proposal, the use of such devices not owned or supervised by the school would be prohibited during school hours. Devices owned by students must be stored in designated areas inaccessible to them. Each school is expected to develop its own rules regarding where and how these devices are stored. The goal of the regulation is to limit children's and adolescents' use of mobile phones and digital devices in primary schoo

Mennntamálaráðuneytið hefur kynnt í samráðsgátt tillögu um notkun síma og snjalltækja í grunnskólum til að styrkja félagsleg tengsl.

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Mennta- og barnamálaráðuneytið hefur kynnt í samráðsgátt drög að reglugerð um síma- og snjalltækjanotkun í grunnskólum sem hefur gengið undir vinnuheitinu „símafrí/símafriður í grunnskólum“.

Markmið reglugerðarinnar er að samræma reglur um notkun nemenda í grunnskóla á símum og snjalltækjum sem ekki eru í eigu eða umsjá skólans. Að auki er markmið hennar að skapa námsfrið, stuðla að vellíðan, auknum félagslegum tengslum og jákvæðum skólabrag, styðja við faglegt skólastarf og efla einbeitingu og frammistöðu nemenda. Þá er markmið reglugerðarinnar að stuðla að góðu samstarfi og samráði milli aðila skólasamfélagsins um notkun síma og snjalltækja og stuðla að gagnkvæmu trausti milli þeirra, virðingu, samábyrgð og tillitssemi.

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Morgunblaðið / mbl.isIndependentCenter6 days ago
The mayor sets rules about phones

The Ministry of Education has proposed regulations regarding the use of mobile phones and digital devices in primary schools, aiming to strengthen social connections among students. The proposal, titled 'Phone-free/Phone peace in primary schools,' seeks to standardize rules for student use of personal devices, promote well-being, enhance social relationships, support positive school culture, and foster collaboration within the school community.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a policy proposal without overtly favoring any political side. It outlines objectives such as promoting well-being, enhancing social relationships, and fostering collaboration, which are generally non-partisan. There is no evident framing that leans toward either political side,

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RÚV FréttirState / PublicCenter9 days ago
School holidays don't solve what happens outside of school.

The Icelandic Ministry of Education and Child Affairs has announced proposed regulations regarding the use of mobile phones and digital devices in primary schools. According to the proposal, the use of such devices not owned or supervised by the school would be prohibited during school hours. Devices owned by students must be stored in designated areas inaccessible to them. Each school is expected to develop its own rules regarding where and how these devices are stored. The goal of the regulation is to limit children's and adolescents' use of mobile phones and digital devices in primary schoo

Bias read (Center): The article presents the proposed regulation neutrally, quoting officials and experts without overtly favoring any side. It includes balanced perspectives, including criticism from Skúli Bragi Geirdal who argues that the regulation alone is insufficient and needs to be complemented with education. S

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  • government Ministry of Education and Child Affairs
  • statement Skúli Bragi Geirdal

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