Youth parliament in agreement
Even young people in favor of banning cell phones in schools
What would it look like if schoolchildren could decide for themselves whether to ban cell phones in schools? Such an experiment has now been launched in parliament. The result is surprising!
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen Smartphones are playing an increasingly important role in our lives: On average, Austrians reach for their digital device 36 times a day. Almost a third say they use them for at least four hours a day. This is the result of a representative study by the consulting firm Deloitte. Even children and young people are affected. In some families, the smartphone is becoming the center of education for children. In view of the madness that is raining down on children on TikTok and other platforms, this is a warning signal.
Youth parliament tackles a hot potato
More and more schools are considering a smartphone ban. This could at least be implemented in this environment. But there is a lack of clear guidelines here too: Schools and teachers are left alone with good advice. But how would those affected - the young people - manage it themselves? The Youth Parliament recently launched this interesting self-experiment. More than 100 young people from various schools took on the role of members of parliament and simulated the possible legislative process.
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