Minedu restricts the use of cell phones in schools, but does not prohibit them completely: when will they be allowed?
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The Ministry of Education (Minedu) in Peru has approved the regulation of smartphones and similar electronic devices in basic education institutions under Law No. 32385, establishing specific guidelines on when these devices may be used rather than issuing a total ban.
Concurrently, legislative bodies in other regions are pursuing similar policies regarding educational technology. In a separate legislative development, joint committees of the Senate—specifically Education and Estudios Legislatives Primera—approved a bill with 27 votes to regulate cell phones and digital devices across schools nationwide by reforming the General Education Law.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Peru coverageFocuses on Peru's Minedu regulations restricting but not fully banning phones.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Senate coverageEmphasizes Senate committee approval of nationwide school phone regulations.
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