Esther Niubó, Catalonia's Education Minister, is considering completely banning the use of mobile phones in ESO and high school classrooms.
There is also consideration of removing all technological devices from the educational environment before children turn six.
Efforts to limit the use of electronic devices in schools continue, indicating the will of the Generalitat to enforce stricter restrictions.
Niubó's initiatives will be discussed by a group of experts whose final strategy will be decided in June.
While the digital revolution is inevitable, indiscriminate mobile use in schools can have negative consequences, such as cyberbullying, distribution of pornography, and the development of addictions.
It is crucial to ensure that education and knowledge transmission are not hindered by unrestricted use of mobile phones in the classroom.
Conclusion: The debate is not about total prohibition of mobile phones, but about their regulated and moderate usage, especially in educational settings, to ensure suitable learning conditions and prevent harmful outcomes.