Three out of four students oppose the ban on cell phones in classrooms, according to the latest survey by Tecnica della Scuola.
The absolute ban on the use of cell phones at school divides teachers and their students: this is what the latest survey by Tecnica della Scuola, conducted in collaboration with the editorial staff of ScuolaZoo, says, to which over 4 thousand readers responded, more than half of whom were teachers and professors.
On the one hand, 81,8% of teachers (and 79,5% of the Other category, including ATA, school principals, etc.) appreciate the decision of the Emilian Malpighi Schools to totally ban the use of cell phones at school.
A percentage that rises to 86,1% in the case of parents, a sign that adults see smartphones as more threats than benefits.
On the other hand, among the almost one thousand students who had their say on the issue, practically three out of four (72,9%) expressed their dissent towards the total abstention from cell phones at school: what they contest above all is the fact that if the communication device is in fact "confiscated" they will never be able to manage it correctly.
