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Por Sandra C. Pacheco / Alep
A Assembleia Legislativa aprovou em segunda discussão na sessão desta terça-feira (20) o projeto de lei nº 440/2014, de autoria do deputado Gilberto Ribeiro (PSB), proibindo o uso de aparelhos eletrônicos em salas de aula para fins não pedagógicos. O parlamentar justifica que os equipamentos podem ser úteis para facilitar o aprendizado, mas são também excelentes instrumentos para desviar a atenção e proporcionar acesso a conteúdos indevidos que, em vez de contribuírem para a melhoria do ensino, reduzem a sua qualidade. Trinta e oito parlamentares votaram a favor da proposta.
Parlamentares reunidos na sessão plenária desta terça-feira (20). Fotos: Sandro Nascimento