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Monitor use of mobile phones by students, school proprietor urges parents

Christiana Okpala by Christiana Okpala
November 17, 2017
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Parents have been urged to ensure strict monitoring of the use of handsets by their wards so as to enable them concentrate on their academics.

Speaking at a one day forum organised recently by King Emmanuel Progressive College, Ayobo, Lagos, Proprietor of the School, Dr. Anthony Baiyewu said the advent  of Information Technology  (IT) including handsets is gradually eroding  the standard of education.

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He added that if the use of handsets by secondary school students was not controlled, it would negatively affect the academic life of the children.

He said some students spent most of their time going through  information on the handsets that  would not be of any good use to them instead of reading their books.

His words:  ‘’The standard of education is negatively affected by Information Technology. The SMS language is fast eroding the standard of spoken and written English. There should be strict monitoring, if not a total ban on the use of handsets by students in secondary school.’’

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He frowned at parents who blame teachers for their children’s poor performance instead of taking  time to monitor the activities of their children.

Speaking also at the event, a guest, Pastor Ade Haasstrup, advised parents to see the good upbringing of their children as  a challenge.

He added that they should not allow business and struggle in life to take their due responsibilities away from them.

‘’Children training and education starts from the home   where parents have to posses the ability to impact moral discipline by showing good examples, guiding and adequately instructing the children on how to be upright.

‘’Also, the home is the pillar ground  to build  our children’s confidence so that they will be   able to overcome challenges of life, ’’ he added.

On the other hand, he stressed the need for teachers to have a close relationship with their students so as to  impact on them positively .

“ It should be noted that youths and  children came  from various  homes and  are bred by different  parents  and they hold  teachers in high esteem.

‘’Teachers are to study, examine and maintain a close relationship with students so as to impart  the right  skills of knowledge in them.’’

He advised teachers to learn how to manage their personality and added that they should manage their appearance, temper, emotion, homes, family and comportment.

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