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Denmark wants to ban mobile phones in schools following a decline in PISA test results

Liviu Brăteanu

10 September 2026, 17:16

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The Danish government proposes a total ban on mobile phones in schools and high schools, including during breaks, amid declining student results in PISA tests. Denmark scored 478 points, below the European average of 482, and Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen believes that excessive time spent in front of screens could contribute to the decline in academic performance.

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Danemarca vrea interzicerea telefoanelor mobile în școli, după rezultate sub media europeană la testele PISA

Danemarca vrea interzicerea telefoanelor mobile în școli, după rezultate sub media europeană la testele PISA

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