Uttarakhand School's Anti-Mobile 'Eye Removal' Lesson Comes Under Scrutiny
A Times of India report says a Uttarakhand school used a claim that a doctor 'removed the eyes' of children to scare students away from mobile phone use, and the lesson is now facing scrutiny.
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Current Summary
According to a September 23 Times of India report, a Uttarakhand school reportedly used an anti-mobile-phone 'lesson' telling students that a doctor had removed a child's eyes, apparently as a scare tactic against phone use. The report states the lesson is now under scrutiny. The school's name, location, and whether any formal inquiry has been opened are not disclosed.
What We Know
- A Times of India report describes a Uttarakhand school's anti-mobile-phone 'lesson' that included telling students a doctor had 'removed the eyes' of children as a scare tactic against phone use.
- The report states this lesson is now under scrutiny.
What Is Still Unclear
- The school's name and location.
- Whether education authorities have opened a formal inquiry.
- The school administration's response, if any.
What Changed
- 23 Sept, 03:20 amSignal detected: Uttarakhand School's Anti-Mobile 'Eye Removal' Lesson Comes Under Scrutiny