HB 2741
Prohibit the use of electronic devices for learning in all classrooms grades 3 and below
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Bill overview
This bill would prevent teachers from using electronic devices, such as laptops, tablets, and computers, for educational purposes in classrooms for students in grades three and below. The goal is to limit the use of technology in early elementary education. It aims to create a learning environment focused on traditional teaching methods for younger students. This legislation specifically targets the use of electronic devices for learning and testing within these classrooms.
Key provisions
- Prohibits the use of electronic devices in classrooms for students in grades 3 and below.
- Specifically excludes laptops, computers, and tablets.
- Applies to both learning and testing activities.
- Addresses a new section within the Code of West Virginia.
Who is affected
- Students in grades 3 and below
- Teachers and school staff
- School districts in West Virginia
Notable changes
- Creates a new law restricting electronic device use in early elementary education.
- Represents a shift away from integrating technology into early learning environments.
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