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Russia's State Duma Bans Cellphones in School Classrooms

Russia’s State Duma Bans Cellphones in School Classrooms🔗

Russian lawmakers on 6th of December voted in favor of banning the use of cellphones in school classrooms, a move they argue will help improve the learning process for students. The speaker of Russia's lower-house State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin said cellphones would no longer be permitted in classrooms except for “emergencies.”

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Select Prime Minister of New Zealand plans to ban mobile phones in schools Prime Minister of New Zealand plans to ban mobile phones in schools

Prime Minister of New Zealand plans to ban mobile phones in schools🔗

Mobile phones will be banned in schools to improve student performance, New Zealand's new Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says. Education Minister Erica Stanford said current indicators revealed more than half of 15-year-olds in New Zealand did not meet basic literacy and numeracy standards.

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Lithuanian school bans mobile phones amid drive to make students pay attention

Lithuanian school bans mobile phones amid drive to make students pay attention 🔗

A school in the northern Lithuanian county of Akmenė has become the first school to ban pupils from using the telephone during school hours. However, Lithuania does not yet have a nation-wide policy on mobile phones in schools, although discussions have taken place in parliament and in the education sector.

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On the Clear Evidence of the Risks to Children from Non-Ionizing Radio Frequency Radiation: The Case of Digital Technologies in the Home, Classroom and Society🔗

This research paper by Professor T. Butler aims to inform, through a balanced and objective presentation of scientific research results, about the risks of low-intensity RFR to children's health. Parents, educators and governments should be concerned, informed and take immediate and appropriate action.

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Wireless technologies, non-ionizing EMF and children-Identifying and reducing health risks

Wireless technologies, non-ionizing electromagnetic fields and children: Identifying and reducing health risks🔗

Davis et al. (2023) conclude that wireless radiation has non-thermal effects on reproduction, development, and child health. Toddlers with high screen/device exposure risk speech delays and addiction. The authors advocate for As Low As Reasonably Achievable principles and reduced wireless exposure in schools and healthcare.

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