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Why We Shouldn T Cell Phones Be Banned In School

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I’m Brayden of Ms. Folendorf’s class, I believe that we should keep the school cell phone ban.. I believe this because in an average class of 25 kids with access to social media, only 1-2 of the kids get their homework done. It has also been proven that social media makes it harder for students to switch subjects and remember key details of a lesson. The final reason cell phones should stay banned is if students use their phones for research, it is very hard for the students to sort the research and may see inappropriate content.

If students do get the privilege, they may get distracted while doing homework, this is proven in the article: “Cell Phones In Classrooms? No! Students Need To Pay Attention “ that very few people will complete their homework, a teacher ran a test and only 1-2 people had completed their homework and had completely shut off their electronic devices. This means that the kids had gotten very little homework done . In a survey by Pew Internet: states that “ 65% of kids admit bringing their phones to class even though they are banned.” Accordingly, if any of this happens in our school, it could very well affect the education of our school, this gives me the idea that this would be a fatal blow for the school and kids won’t get the necessary amount of education that is required. …show more content…
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