Explain Why Children Shouldn T Children Have Cell Phones Before The Age Of 12

Most schools do not allow the use of cell phones in school or in class, so the school feels like changing their policy of cell phone use might be a bad idea. Students could take advantage or miss use the privilege of phones in class. There will always be students who act out in class, but the school must discipline those who do and reward those who do not.

Ring,ring,ring one person's life is in danger.Cell phones should not be allowed in school because they are a distraction for the class and the teacher when she/he is teaching, when kids are taking a test they can pull out their phones and cheat ,kids can play games and get in trouble, and, most importantly, cell phones can be deadly.

Failure to pay attention. Lack of honesty. Poor grades. These are some outcomes of allowing cellphones in class. Eight ball or word cookies may end up causing you to fail or miss an assignment. Students should not be allowed to have and use their cellphones because of inequality, distractions, and dishonesty.

Teens should have a cell phone. “ Ten Reasons Why Your Kid Should Have A Cell Phone.” It is a Website Article, and the author is Bonnie Crowe. Teens should have cell phones since They will need a cell phone in a bad situation, also most kids and parents are busy, and having a cell phone will give teens a way to be responsible.

I also think that all children at the age of 11 under should not have a phone. I stated that reason because they should have babysitters or they're parent will have them . Its really hard to guess the age because I had my first phone when I was in Webster Elementary.

Cellphones are now a days a basic necessity, we use them for work, we use them for safety, we use them for fun, but the real question is at what age should you be given this big responsibility? Should tweens, being around 10-12, be given cell phones? Deborah Pendergast argues that yes tweens should be given cells phones because they are great ways to reach your kid in an emergency situation and/or to check up on them. She states that “these “tweens” can contact their parents at any time vice versa, giving the kids a sense of empowerment and their parents a feeling of security.” Linda Sinder argues that “tweens” should not be given cell phones, because it would only expose them to harmful and inappropriate web sites, as well as cyberbullying. She quoted saying that tweens are less safe because “for one thing parents may be lulled into a false sense of security if their kids have phones. They may become careless about knowing where their child is and who he or she is with.” In addition, it is to my belief that tweens should be given cell phones and just be carefully monitored.

As of 2013, cell phones rank number one for causes of car accidents, yet it seems almost impossible to go anywhere without seeing a cell phone in a person’s hand or attached to their ear (“Two-thirds of Adults Use a Cell Phone”). In the past thirty years, cell phones have started to pop up everywhere and have increased tremendously in popularity since. Worldwide, almost five million cell phones are in use today (“Cell Phone Use Linked”). Many parents understand the convenience and helpfulness of cell phones, but many more parents do not realize the dangers that cell phone usage can bring to children. Cell phones put children at risk for behavioral problems, cancer, and even death.

Schools should allow students to have their phones out in school.In case they need to contact their parents in a state of an emergency like a lock down or a threat to the school so they contact their parents so their parents know what's going (onkwikboost.com).Another reason is If the students are too shy to tell their school nurse they had an accident, I would be easier for the student to call their parents for what they need so they won't be embarrassed. To call or text their parents if their practice is cancelled or if they have to stay after to school to finish a test. You see there are so many opportunities students would need to contact their parents during school hours you can’t always use the office to call home.

On the contrary, cell phones can be dangerous if not used properly. First, cyberbullying is a big thing in this new age of technology. It is important to talk to your kids and help them understand why cyberbullying or sending embracing things over the phone. Also, cell phones can be distracting and an easy way to have fun during class.

We should not have phones in school. Did you know that there are more than about 7,919,900 phones in the u.s.

Children do not need cells phone yet because they could use it the wrong way , lose it or even . I strongly

Kids under thirteen years old don’t need a cell phone because they may get on a website and someone might be able to track them down. The kid may get cyber bullied by a person they don’t know or they might know them. This is why I think kids should not have cell phones.

Parents should not allow their children to have cell phones until they turn 17, because it negatively affects their social, psychological development and their safety. “Teens spend nearly more than one-third of their days using media such as online video or music, nearly nine hours on average”(Google). That's one third of their day ruined, which they could have been outside doing something or hanging out with friends.“Technology and screen time had rewired their brains. It appears that increased screen time neglects the circuits in the brain that control more traditional methods for learning”(Amy Williams). Every day, 11 teenagers die because they were texting while driving. (Kiernan Hopkins)

Not only do cell phones cause cancer, using a cell phone all of the time can bring many children's grades down

I think kids should be aloud to have phones at school. I think kids can have that kind of responsibility for what they do and there actions to mean comments, inappropriate games apps or websites, and ECT. This is my opinion writing for my school district of should kids be allowed to have phones at school.