[원장님과 함께하는 ‘취중진담’] 핸드폰 금지? 노트북 필수? 국제학교 디바이스 사용 현실

Do children at international schools use cell phones freely? Or is it banned entirely? In today's [Drunk Talk with the Principal], we discussed the device usage policies regarding cell phones, iPads, and laptops at the Penang International School in Malaysia. In the elementary curriculum, most schools prohibit bringing cell phones to school, but policies vary slightly from school to school starting from the middle curriculum. Some schools strictly restrict cell phone use from the time of arrival until dismissal, while others allow partial use during breaks or lunch. Furthermore, since homework, announcements, class materials, and project activities at international schools are often conducted through online platforms such as Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, and Seesaw, it is not simply a matter of "whether or not to use devices," but rather how the school manages the digital environment that matters. In this video, we realistically explain the device policies that parents must check before enrolling their children in international schools, the atmosphere regarding cell phone usage by grade level, and why it is important to verify that the school's policies align with the family's educational vision. To parents considering Penang International School, I hope this video serves as a helpful reference before you make your school selection. ----------------------------------- If you would like to receive a consultation with Malaysia Edu4u regarding Penang International School, ⭕️ Please contact us via Kakao Channel http://pf.kakao.com/_Xcnxcxj ⭕️ Website http://www.malaysiaedu4u.com ⭕️ Blog http://blog.naver.com/malaysiaedu4u