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Danish Schools Ban Smartphones to Boost Focus and Learning Engagement

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Danish Schools Ban Smartphones to Boost Focus and Learning Engagement
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  • Denmark schools ban phones to reduce distractions.
  • Students must hand in phones at school start.
    • Teachers see improved student interaction.
    • Danish authorities back limiting device use.
    • Initial student resistance like breaking addiction.
    • Positive academic and social outcomes reported.
    • Part of Europe's effort against digital distractions.
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