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A day without technology in Slovenia


The 21st of December 2018 was very special for our school. We had a day without technology- ˝IZŠTEKANI˝ or ˝UNPLUGGED˝. And when the no-phone rule is on for our students at all times, even teachers and staff had to obey it and put our classic lessons aside because all computers and projectors were turned off. And instead of grammar rules and equations, lessons were focused on socialising without our everyday devices and what our lives would look like without technology today.

Our students had different opinions:

  • I think it's good because we can spend our time in a different way without technology.

  • I don't really see the difference.
  • In my opinion it's pretty interesting and fun, we could have days like this more often.

  • I like that day because we can see how our everyday lessons would look without computers and other devices that make them easier.

The responses were overall very good and our students are looking forward to repeating the project next year or even making it a monthly thing.
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