“43% of all teens who cell phone policy is no cell phones in class, take their phones to school and say they text in class at least once a day or even more than that.” States the article called “Teens and Mobile Phones”. Many schools are thinking about making a rule about if they should allow or not allow cell phones in the classroom or at school. Although they can be a really useful tool in class, the school should not allow cell phones in the classroom because they can be distracting to students
If Cell Phones Help Students Learn, Why Don’t We Use Them in the Classroom? Schools are consistently striving towards the enhancement of student education, yet a tremendous learning opportunities and educational tools are sitting right on our doorstep and few are taking it into consideration. Unfortunately, many teachers have banned cell phones from their classroom, for they said to be a “distraction”, but many people also think that cellphones should be allowed in the classroom to enhance student
letting students have their phones out during class for educational purposes help students stay more focused? Well, some people think that it will work and others think it won’t work because, if students have their phones out during class, the students aren’t going to use them for educational purposes, but the people that do think that it will work probably think it will work with the proper supervision that the students would be under. Although students’ cell phones aren’t allowed to be out during class
Why Kids should not have Cellphones Should kids be able to own a cell phone under the age of 14? One in ten children already has a phone by the age of 11 or under. 74 percent of parents give their child phones for safety, but what parents do not know is that there is danger inside the phone. Kids should not be allowed to own a cell phone at a young age. Nearly 43 percent of kids have been bullied online. At a young age those that bully the others don’t know the pain that they are causing the child
300 years from the year it came out. This communication device showed the first version if the “cellular phone.” Today, the cell phones used in that movie would have been laughed at by the average teenager, for being too primitive. In the year 2015, present day, even tiny children own their personal cell phones. These pieces of advanced technology are used everywhere, especially in middle schools. There has been an ongoing debated on this topic. In spite of that,
Kids over the age of 10 are most likely to get a phone. Kids having cell phones has been happening for a few years now. The main reason for a child to have a phone is so that they can contact their parents or guardians in case of an emergency. Many parents don’t believe their children should get it because of their own relationship with their children. Kids of the age of 10 should be able to get a phone because they may need it for an emergency, so their parents can monitor them, and it also can
Topic: Should cellphones be allowed in school The class has now started and 3 phones have already gone off. All you hear is notifications and phone calls all day long while you are trying to learn. Students should not be able to have their phones out during school hours and in the classroom because it is distracting to other students, it would give an unfair advantage by cheating off of your phone, it can cause harmful physical effects to your body. Those are only some of the reasons why you shouldn’t
Ninety percent of Adult Americans own cell phones and over eighty percent of teenagers use cell phones (Pew Research Centre, 2012). Cell phones are therefore increasingly becoming more and more popular as time rolls on. Cell phones are especially a fad amongst teenagers and school students. Over eighty percent of American teenagers use cell-phones (Cyber Bullying Statistics, 2010). There are numerous reasons for keeping a phone on students during classes including, emergencies, bringing assignments
large majority of students walking through the doors of a middle school have a cell phone in their pocket. But what happens when teachers and principals take away student's ability to use them? Although some students could get distracted by cell phones, they should be able to use them in class because they have numerous educational tools on them, they allow for students to effectively communicate, and they help calm students. Cell phones have numerous amounts of educational resources available on them
revolved around what kind of phone you have. I’ve seen such a drastic change in the past decade it’s crazy. When I was 11 years old I didn’t have a smartphone. I did, in fact. get my first cell phone when I was 11. Nothing special, just a Nextel phone, which was pretty cool considering I could use it was a walkie-talkie to talk to my parents. Though I didn’t use it for texting purposes or to