Blanket ban on mobile phones in schools disadvantages students, education expert says
Queensland's mobile phone policy in schools gives students an advantage over their interstate counterparts, according to a leading academic.
Griffith University education lecturer Jason Zagami said allowing students access to phones in schools prepared them for real-world experiences.
"We need to move towards teaching students how to effectively and appropriately use the technology because of all the advantages that can be gained from them," he said.
Queensland public school principals have the freedom to decide mobile phone policy, ranging from a blanket ban to full classroom access.
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