Government school teachers banned from using cell phones in school hours
Team Udayavani, Jun 1, 2018, 12:54 PM IST
Bengaluru: The Department of Public Instruction has issued a circular requiring a restriction on the utilization of cell phones by government teachers in the state during school hours.
The circular comes in the midst of rising worries over the uncontrolled utilization of cell phones by teachers. While the request isn’t new, it has been refreshed to hold deans and headmistresses of government schools in charge of guaranteeing that teachers don’t utilize telephones amid school hours.
The circular issued not long ago expressed that cell phones will be prohibited to make an ideal environment in schools. “We have observed that teachers and employees utilizing cell phones while working has caused issues. Thus, we have chosen that to make a perfect environment in schools, the utilization of cell phones ought to be prohibited. In such manner, the utilization of cell phones in schools will be entirely restricted,” peruses the circular.
The round further puts the onus on school superintendents and headmistresses to discipline teachers if they are seen utilizing cell phones in school hours. “Any teacher who is seen utilizing cell phones will be disciplined. The headmistress will be tasked with taking appropriate action to make sure that no teacher utilizes cell phones in schools. In case any school fails to implement this rule, the the headmaster/mistress will be held responsible”, the circular states.
It likewise expressed that students will now have to raise a complaint to the Block Education Officer (BEO) when they see any teacher utilizing their cell phones in the classroom. They can likewise report to their particular headmaster or headmistress observe someone breaching the rule.
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