Jo Jeong-hoon of the People Power Party: “Let’s ban students from using SNS at school.”

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People Power Party Cho Jeong-hoon “Students at school
“Let’s ban the use of social media.”
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2024. 11. 29. 10:56
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People Power Party lawmaker Jo Jeong-hoon, senior member of the ruling party’s education committee,
The first meeting of the 22nd National Assembly Education Committee was held at the National Assembly on June 25.
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People Power Party lawmaker Cho Jeong-hoon said on the 29th that in Australia, he was 16.
Social network services (SNS) for youth under the age of
He said, “We will pass a bill that completely restricts the use of academics.”
Pass a bill banning the use of SNS in schools
“Now,” he claimed: Rep. Cho said on August 73,
There are three laws, including restricting the use of smart devices.
A representative motion was made: Some call for the human rights of students.
There are criticisms that it is harmful.
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Rep. Cho, secretary of the ruling party on the National Assembly Education Committee, said on this day:
Appeared on CBS Radio and said, “Our love is overflowing with social media.”
The ministry recognized it as one of the four major addictions. Drugs, gambling, alcohol,
“Then the internet,” he said. “I’m a minor in middle and high school.”
Students, elementary school students use SNS to study
He claimed, “It interferes with growth.”
“Education obligation (introduction) on healthy SNS, in schools
Prohibition of using SNS at home, when using SNS at home
“Let’s reduce overlooked and addictive features.”
He explained that he proposed the law:
Previously, Rep. Cho posted on students’ SNS on August 73,
The Information Protection Act was amended to reduce usage.
All three laws, including Jeongan, were representative. The amendment is for education
Except for responding to enemies or emergency situations, do not speak on campus.
The use of madhorn has been restricted. Also under 16 years of age
For teenagers, there is a limit on daily use of SNS.
Regarding whether to allow an algorithmic ROM that induces affection and addiction
So, make sure to get confirmation from the person with parental authority, etc.
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Among the three laws, the government and local governments
Education necessary for knowledge training on the use of smart horn, etc.
Amendment of the Basic Education Act to establish and implement educational policies
The bill was passed during the plenary session of the National Assembly on the 28th. sugar
The first bill requires students to use smart devices for more than the appropriate amount of time.
We have implemented educational measures to prevent its use.
However, it was revised to accommodate opposing opinions:
Ko Min-jeong, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea, said on September 25th,
A subcommittee of the Sixth Committee said, “We are against this law.”
“Online games are for young people under the age of 16.
A bill that prevents the government from working until 6 p.m.
There is a lot of controversy: This (bill) is too dogmatic.
In order to encourage children and students to be independent subjects,
“I think I can’t decide,” he said.
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Representative Cho said on this day, “Yesterday, in Australia, a 16-year-old
A law banning all social media platforms for teenagers
“We passed it for the first time in the world,” he said. “Recently, the national human rights
Committee also says banning SNS in schools violates human rights
He also claimed, “I will make a ruling that this is not the case.”
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In fact, over the past 10 years, ‘before using mobile phones in school’,
A country that has judged this to be a violation of student human rights
On the 7th of last month, the Human Rights Committee, contrary to its previous position, said,
Students carry their belongings with them during work hours based on school regulations.
Proposal that collecting and storing phone numbers is a violation of human rights
There is a dismissal of the case: The students who claimed dismissal
Cell phone use interferes with teachers’ classroom performance.
It is said to be based on the position of giving: Quotation
It is claimed that students will use their cell phones in academic positions.
The policy of collecting items in one piece allows students to express themselves.
I see you can do it.