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Starting next semester, the political science department at Marquette University will enforce a new policy restricting the use of technology in the classroom. Under this initiative, students will be prohibited from using laptops, cell phones, and other electronic devices during class time unless they receive explicit permission from their instructors for educational purposes.
The decision to implement these restrictions stems from concerns regarding student engagement and the effectiveness of traditional teaching methods. Faculty members believe that minimizing distractions caused by technology can enhance the learning environment and foster more meaningful interactions between students and instructors.
This policy aims to encourage students to participate actively in discussions and absorb course material without the interference of digital devices. As the academic landscape continues to evolve, the department hopes this move will set a precedent for other disciplines to consider similar measures. Students will be informed about the new policy during orientation and in course syllabi to ensure clarity and compliance.
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