Phones in class are as natural and accepted as clothes and bags in Malaysian colleges and universities. Lecturers struggle to draw students' attention away from their phones during lessons.
You’d imagine that in 2023 a basic question like the above would have been more or less settled already. Far from it. In Malaysian colleges and universities, the question doesn’t even arise. Phones in class are as natural and accepted as clothes and bags. Examinations notwithstanding, no institute of higher learning would rationally think of banning phones on campus (whatever for?).
Ask any college lecturer and they’ll tell you one of the biggest headaches during lessons is trying to draw students’ attention away from Mobile Legends or WhatsApp or whatever is on their phone which occupies them 24/7.Some private slash international schools allow students to bring their phones. Many students in these schools even bring more than one device to class. However, in most of these cases there is a strict rule against using phones in class, a rule only sparsely seen in universitie
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