Denmark Wants to Take a Drastic Measure in Schools, After the Results Under the European Media at PISA Tests
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The announcement came shortly after the last international PISA report was released, according to which the results of young Danes plummeted.
The Danish government, which will ban the use of social networks by children under the age of 15, also wants to ban mobile phones in schools and high schools, announced on Thursday Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, broadcasts AFP, according to Agerpres.
The Danish Government warns that young people spend "too many hours a day in front of a screen".
The Danish government wants to ban mobile phones in primary and secondary schools, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said. The Danish government, which will ban the use of social media by students under 15, also wants to ban mobile phones from primary and secondary schools, the country's prime minister announced today. "This government proposes a complete ban on mobile phones," Mette Frederiksen said during a press conference. The ban, which affe…
On Thursday, the government held a press conference following the historically poor PISA results. The government proposed a total ban on mobile phones as a solution to the academic challenges in primary schools – a proposal met with skepticism from several quarters.
The government's most concrete measures against poor Pisa results have already been introduced in many Danish schools.
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