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At this Silicon Valley high school, teachers are locking up students' phones.

在硅谷的这所高中，老师们正在没收学生的手机。

Checking their phones and texting and going on social media, and I would confiscate the phone over and over and over.

检查他们有没有在玩手机、发短信、刷社交媒体，我会一遍又一遍地没收手机。

We were just playing for a night, like on top of the desks with their phones, like in the middle of class.

我们只是晚上玩，手机放在桌子上，就像在课上那样。

We did see some students upwards of like 11, 12 hours of screen time a day.

我们确实看到一些学生每天的屏幕使用时间长达11、12个小时。

Each student now has to stow their phone in this small cloth pouch with a magnetized lock.

现在每个学生都必须把手机放进这个带磁力锁的小布袋里。

This pin, and go right in here, and now it's kind of locked for the day. And then at the end of the day, they find one of these. And all they have to do is really tap it.

把这个别针扣上去，然后这一整天手机就锁在里面了。一天结束后，他们会拿到一个这个东西。他们只需要轻轻一敲就行了。

It is called a Yondr pouch. Yondr is used at concerts and art venues for a phone free experience, but it is quickly found its way into schools in the U.S. and Europe.

它被称为Yondr袋。Yondr被用于音乐会和艺术场所，以提供无手机体验，但它很快就在美国和欧洲的学校中流行起来。

The students are very engaged this year, instead of just taking selfies or looking at their phones. But some students struggle with smartphone separation.

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