South Korea Bans Mobile Phones in Classrooms to Address Youth Smartphone Addiction
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Summary
South Korea has enacted a law banning mobile phones and digital devices in school classrooms to combat smartphone addiction among youth. The policy aims to create distraction-free learning environments despite objections from student rights groups who argue it infringes on student freedoms and access to information.
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Despite objections from student rights groups
policy aims to create distraction-free learning environments
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