"How to use mobile phones correctly for middle school students" PPT

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"How to use mobile phones correctly for middle school students" PPT

Students, do you know what a bowhead is?

Phubbing (English name: Phubbing is a word carefully coined by McCann Australia and Macquarie Dictionary, describing those "phubbing people" who only look down at their mobile phones and ignore their relatives and friends in front of them) refers to people who, no matter when and where, They all look down at the screen. Some look at their mobile phones, while others take out their tablets or laptops to surf the Internet, play games, and watch videos. People who want to fill up their fragmented time by staring at the screen. Their lowered heads are a common feature, and their gazes and smartphones interact with each other until they are indistinguishable.

Are you familiar with the above phenomenon? Mobile phones are inseparable from our lives? Have you ever thought about how useful mobile phones are to us as middle school students, and how harmful they are to us?

Xiao Xiang (pseudonym), a first-year junior high school boy, finally agreed to show reporters the secrets on his mobile phone after the reporter swore he would not tell his parents.

The "inbox" on his cell phone was actually empty. "Every time I read a text message, I delete it immediately. It would be terrible if my parents saw it."

In the next 30 minutes, the phone beeped about 60 times, an average of twice per minute. Reporters were amazed by his proficiency in "fingertip movements". He can type about 30 Chinese characters per minute!

Xiaoxiang proudly provided reporters with his highest record of sending more than 300 text messages every day. The 150 yuan in the recharge card that his mother rewarded for taking the exam was consumed by a large number of text messages in less than a week.

The reporter "personally followed" Xiao Xiang for a week and found that the content of his text messages could be roughly divided into two categories. One was about emotional issues between classmates, and the other was about entertainment "star news" from Hong Kong and Taiwan. As for learning, there is only one thing: "Choose C for the third question in mathematics!"

Xiaoxiang's mother told reporters that buying mobile phones for her children was mainly for safety. "We are all very busy at work. He has to drive home by himself after school, and sometimes he has to go to cram schools by himself. We are worried because he is afraid of danger on the road. In addition, he can also communicate with his classmates about learning problems."

Collaborative discussion:

The pros and cons of mobile phone use among middle school students.

(Discuss collaboratively in groups, combine the opinions of each group member, and select a spokesperson for the center to prepare for the presentation.)

Pros:

①Students can contact their parents in a timely manner through mobile phones, and can also report their studies to teachers.

② Communicating more with former classmates can maintain the original friendship; communicating more with current classmates can enhance friendship. When encountering difficult problems, you can use your mobile phone to discuss them.

③The shooting functions of some mobile phones can take pictures of meaningful and valuable things at any time.

④The alarm clock device inside can be used at any time.

⑤Easy to read. With the call recording function, unlike your home phone, you don’t know when someone calls you when you are not at home. It is recorded in your phone. The mobile phone itself is small and exquisite, taking up a very small size and can be carried anywhere.

⑥When students go out to play or encounter danger in other places, they can seek help from parents, teachers or the police in time.

The harm of mobile phones to students:

① Chatting via text messages affects rest and delays studies.

With the opening of the powerful functions of mobile phone GPRS, students can use their mobile phones to chat on QQ and browse the web at any time directly in the classroom. I go home at night and lie in bed browsing the web and chatting, which seriously affects my rest and delays my studies.

②Bad information pollutes the soul.

Pornographic and violent content can be viewed on mobile web pages at any time, and can be disseminated via text messages at any time.

③Encourage students to become more competitive.

Some middle school students today are simply blood suckers on their parents, and there are always many middle school students pestering their parents to buy them. Don’t buy it for your children, as you are afraid that your classmates will look down on your children, which will embarrass your parents and encourage your children’s comparison mentality.

④ Additional burden on parents

Middle school students have no source of financial income. It costs hundreds or even thousands of yuan to buy a mobile phone, and their parents need to recharge the phone bill every month. Some students even spend more than 100 yuan on mobile phones every month, which greatly increases the financial burden on their parents.

Thinking: How should middle school students use mobile phones correctly?

Teacher’s advice: There is no need to bring mobile phones in school

In addition to using mobile phones when they need to contact their parents at school, most primary and secondary school students often use mobile phones as toys to chat with their classmates, send text messages, play games, listen to music, surf the Internet, and even make voice calls. It affects learning and wastes money. Moreover, students blindly pursue high-end mobile phones and compete with each other to see whose mobile phone is better, has more functions, and is more expensive.

The main task of primary and secondary school students in school is to study. If students have something urgent in school, they can borrow the teacher's mobile phone to make a call, and they can contact their parents in time. There is no need to bring a mobile phone.

⒈ It is legal to prohibit primary and secondary school students from bringing mobile phones to school

"Education Law":

Paragraph 1 of Article 26 requires schools to “have an organizational structure and charter”,

Paragraph 1 of Article 28 requires schools to “manage independently in accordance with the charter”,

This provision is the authorizing norm of the Education Law. “The authorizing norm confers the ability of a legal subject to perform a certain act or to require others to do or not to perform a certain act.” By granting certain authority to schools, the behavior of teachers and students is regulated. . The school's rules and regulations are essentially an important part of the "Charter". It is a supplement to the parts that are not stipulated in the law or have no implementation details. Therefore, experts and scholars believe that when the law does not expressly provide for it, the school can formulate relevant school rules on its own. Standardize and constrain student behavior.

⒉ The mobile phones of students who violate the rules can be temporarily kept

The "Education Law" gives schools a certain degree of discretion and reserves a certain amount of room for expansion in the school's education management. Some experts believe that the school's discretion must strike a balance between the achievement of school purposes and the protection of students' rights. The best balance point must follow the principle of least infringement. Escort care is not a punishment but a rescue. Its significance is to help students temporarily stay away from temptation. It follows the educational principles of "being well-intentioned and focusing on the better development of students" and "aiming at correcting bad behavior."

Overseas practices:

Finland: Ban on selling mobile phones to teenagers

The Finnish Market Court recently decided to prohibit Finnish wireless communication companies from directly selling mobile communication services such as mobile phone access to the Internet to teenagers. Violation of this ban will result in a fine of €100,000.

United States: Legislate mobile phones on campus

About 10 years ago, school districts in various states in the United States enacted rules (some were legislated by state legislatures or local governments) to completely ban the use of pagers and cell phones by school students.

Germany: Wants to ban mobile phone use in schools

Germany has begun a public discussion about banning mobile phones in schools.

highly recommended:

(1) If you have a mobile phone, hurry up and take it home; if you don’t have it but have this idea, cancel it immediately!

(2) Tell parents the teacher’s phone number and contact the teacher if you have any questions.

(3) Middle school students are strictly prohibited from carrying mobile phones on campus. Once discovered, they will be dealt with seriously.

Conclusion:

classmates:

Thinking about the busy parents, for the sake of our own future, let us join hands to advocate a ban on the use of mobile phones on campus and create a healthy and harmonious campus!

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