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Survey on using mobile phones in schools

Survey

Survey on using mobile phones in schools

Mobile phones have become a central part of modern life, but their impact on learning, social interactions and wellbeing in schools is a growing concern.
Two children looking at a mobile phone
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Mobile phones offer opportunities for creativity, communication and learning, but their presence in schools raises concerns about their impact on pupil distraction, wellbeing and social interaction. The long-term , especially in vulnerable developmental periods, are also under scrutiny.

In response to these concerns, several countries have introduced (or are considering) in schools. However, the debate remains complex –  some argue that when used responsibly, mobile phones can be valuable tools for pupils.

This survey aims to gather insights into the impact of mobile phone use in schools, the perceived benefits and challenges of mobile phone bans and alternative measures for managing screen time.

. The results will be published on the European School Education Platform.

 

Additional information

  • Education type:
    School Education
  • Target audience:
    Teacher
    Student Teacher
    Head Teacher / Principal
    School Psychologist
    Teacher Educator
    Researcher
  • Target audience ISCED:
    Primary education (ISCED 1)
    Lower secondary education (ISCED 2)

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