NRW Education Minister open to mobile phone use in class

Düsseldorf – North Rhine-Westphalia's Education Minister Dorothee Feller (CDU) has no fundamental objections to the use of cell phones in secondary school classes. "The current debate is only about private cell phone use in schools," Feller told the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung (Monday edition). They can be used in a targeted manner in class – that's up to the teacher to decide. "How do we want to protect children from cyber-grooming if we don't explain it to them? They need media literacy," she continued. In elementary schools, cell phones belong in their pockets, while differentiated solutions are needed in secondary schools. Social media, excessive cell phone use, and child protection are not purely academic but societal issues, Feller said, clarifying: "A student at a general education school is awake for an average of 110 hours a week. Of these, they spend 28 hours in school. The problems often arise outside of school."

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