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China bans children from using mobile phones at school
www.bbc.co.uk
The authorities say they want to protect children's eyesight and improve their concentration.
"THE NEEDS OF THE CHILD ARE PARAMOUNT"![]()
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Fancy Accounting to average out off-rolling children excluded from participating in learning simply because they have NOT been enabled to read fluently, suffer a high degree of stress and performance anxiety manifesting in very normal fight or flight "text avoidance strategies" giving them the opportunity to quote "Zero Tolerance" and enact their Behavioural Apartheid Policies.![]()
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In-school exclusion / isolation, backed-up by temporary suspensions (25 days) or TWO TERMS if curriculum reduced to one day a week, and like it says on shampoo bottles "repeat as necessary" until post Xmas year '11' then don't need to see them again as will be '16' - job done.![]()
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Oh, and if they are "cared for kids" just shift them out of county while keeping them on-role up to the age of 16 and then chuck them out on the street or into B & B's to be scared stupid and groomed for county-line self-employment.![]()
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No wonder 30% of Kids leave Secondary School to join the Functionally and/or Digitally Illiterate maintaining the UK socio-economically immobile population in the Hourglass Economy of Haves and Have-not's in the 21st Century. (HSE RR 600)
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Expediently ignoring the 21st Century systemic failures to modify the broken production-line industrial model, now well past it's last century use-by date, along with crushing social mobility has the reached the point of no return post C-19.![]()
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Nevertheless, it looks like it will take as bottom-up revolution as, it doesn't look like it is going to be a top-down joined-up approach whilst governments continue building an Hourglass Economy of Haves and Have-nots simply differentiated by excluding or disabling those who have NOT been enabled to be Digitally Literate or read fluently from participating in learning.
My thoughts for the Call to Unite
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Earlier this week I joined the Call to Unite - a 24 hour global live stream event where I shared my thoughts on how we can seize the opportunity to transform...
Is the UV germicidal lamp useful?
www.quora.com
Legin Nyleve's answer: UV-C is in sunlight anyway but, for some time thought to be lost coming through glass nevertheless, Florance Nightingale noted hospital wards flooded with sunlight would significantly contribute to bacterial control and infra-red has been used to years to support the healin...
www.screenrisk.com
Home Page Score Your Screen Without optimising their display screen equipment interface (screen ergonomics) the majority of user operators will be suffering the debilitating symptoms of screen fatigue or computer vision syndrome, founded in over exposure to sub-optimal screen setting so, will be unl...
Which is more better and causes less damage to eyes 1) Computer screen 2) Mobile screen?
www.quora.com
Legin Nyleve's answer: The primary hazard or risk is over-exposure to sub-optimal user operator-equipment, screen interface as, anything longer than an hour a day on the standard back-lit white background to text will predictably cause eye-strain. Of course, the smaller the screen, mobile smart-...
Workers back restrictions on technology use to improve physical and mental health
www.bmmagazine.co.uk
Employers should restrict technology overuse to offset remote working mental health pressures and allow employees to manage their physical health better, according to new global research published today.
Perceptual Dyslexia, is it real? Also known as Irlen Syndrome or Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (SSS)
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Dr. Paul R. Whiting PhD addresses the concern of whether Perceptual Dyslexia also known as Irlen Syndrome or Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (SSS) is a real co...
ScreenRisk - Computer Vision Syndrome
ScreenRisk - Computer Vision Syndrome
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Computer Vision Syndrome - What it is and how to combat it. The Dupree Display Screen Optimiser and what it can do. Asthenopia, as Computer Vision Syndrome i...
Human Rights - Right to Read for ALL?
www.linkedin.com
This is one to follow any progress very closely as may well have a Global Impact if the Human Rights Commission find in favour of adding "The Right to Read & Education" With 30% plus of sighted populations effectively excluded and effectively disabled from in part or fully participating in standard
30% of UK Population classified as functionally illiterate and school not enabling "Access to Text"
Expediently ignoring the 21st Century systemic failures to modify the broken production-line industrial model, now well past it's last century use-by date, along with crushing social mobility has the reached the point of no return post C-19.![]()
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Nevertheless, it looks like it will take as bottom-up revolution as, it doesn't look like it is going to be a top-down joined-up approach whilst governments continue building an Hourglass Economy of Haves and Have-nots simply differentiated by excluding or disabling those who have NOT been enabled to be Digitally Literate or read fluently from participating in learning.
My thoughts for the Call to Unite
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Earlier this week I joined the Call to Unite - a 24 hour global live stream event where I shared my thoughts on how we can seize the opportunity to transform...
How a 33-year-old song became an anthem for change
www.bbc.co.uk
For anyone watching the protests in Belarus, there is one song that keeps being heard in the crowds.
We still have a long way to go to change the long held mindset of governments regardless of Professional Politically Correct Ideologies when they are happy with the Hourglass Economy of Haves and Have-nots easily differentiated by those that are literate and those that are functionally illiterate.
Is the UV germicidal lamp useful?
www.quora.com
Legin Nyleve's answer: UV-C is in sunlight anyway but, for some time thought to be lost coming through glass nevertheless, Florance Nightingale noted hospital wards flooded with sunlight would significantly contribute to bacterial control and infra-red has been used to years to support the healin...
www.screenrisk.com
Home Page Score Your Screen Without optimising their display screen equipment interface (screen ergonomics) the majority of user operators will be suffering the debilitating symptoms of screen fatigue or computer vision syndrome, founded in over exposure to sub-optimal screen setting so, will be unl...
Which is more better and causes less damage to eyes 1) Computer screen 2) Mobile screen?
www.quora.com
Legin Nyleve's answer: The primary hazard or risk is over-exposure to sub-optimal user operator-equipment, screen interface as, anything longer than an hour a day on the standard back-lit white background to text will predictably cause eye-strain. Of course, the smaller the screen, mobile smart-...
"Accessibility" enshrined in American Disability Act![]()
but, how Parents know that when their kids are excluded / disabled from participating in learning?
Workers back restrictions on technology use to improve physical and mental health
www.bmmagazine.co.uk
Employers should restrict technology overuse to offset remote working mental health pressures and allow employees to manage their physical health better, according to new global research published today.
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The True Gifts of a Dyslexic Mind | Dean Bragonier | TEDxMarthasVineyard
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In this inspiring talk, advocate and educator Dean Bragonier offers a different take on Dyslexia. By looking at the unique mindset of Dyslexics as a strength...
Perceptual Dyslexia, is it real? Also known as Irlen Syndrome or Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (SSS)
www.youtube.com
Dr. Paul R. Whiting PhD addresses the concern of whether Perceptual Dyslexia also known as Irlen Syndrome or Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (SSS) is a real co...
Is the UV germicidal lamp useful?
www.quora.com
Legin Nyleve's answer: UV-C is in sunlight anyway but, for some time thought to be lost coming through glass nevertheless, Florance Nightingale noted hospital wards flooded with sunlight would significantly contribute to bacterial control and infra-red has been used to years to support the healin...
www.screenrisk.com
Home Page Score Your Screen Without optimising their display screen equipment interface (screen ergonomics) the majority of user operators will be suffering the debilitating symptoms of screen fatigue or computer vision syndrome, founded in over exposure to sub-optimal screen setting so, will be unl...
Which is more better and causes less damage to eyes 1) Computer screen 2) Mobile screen?
www.quora.com
Legin Nyleve's answer: The primary hazard or risk is over-exposure to sub-optimal user operator-equipment, screen interface as, anything longer than an hour a day on the standard back-lit white background to text will predictably cause eye-strain. Of course, the smaller the screen, mobile smart-...
Workers back restrictions on technology use to improve physical and mental health
www.bmmagazine.co.uk
Employers should restrict technology overuse to offset remote working mental health pressures and allow employees to manage their physical health better, according to new global research published today.
Perceptual Dyslexia, is it real? Also known as Irlen Syndrome or Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (SSS)
www.youtube.com
Dr. Paul R. Whiting PhD addresses the concern of whether Perceptual Dyslexia also known as Irlen Syndrome or Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (SSS) is a real co...
ScreenRisk - Computer Vision Syndrome
ScreenRisk - Computer Vision Syndrome
www.youtube.com
Computer Vision Syndrome - What it is and how to combat it. The Dupree Display Screen Optimiser and what it can do. Asthenopia, as Computer Vision Syndrome i...
Are smartphones DSE? - SHP - Health and Safety News, Legislation, PPE, CPD and Resources
www.shponline.co.uk
Jim Lythgow, Director of Strategic Alliances at Specsavers Corporate Eyecare, asks whether smartphones should be covered by Display Screen Equipment regulations.
