Mother Hens Cluck: Cellphones Support Learning

Nowadays most of students have cell phones as a way to communicate with others.but sometimes they can get distracted by these devices in class. Schools should require cell phones to be turned off and putting away during class, so students would focus more on assignments and information provided by the instructor.

In today’s society, smart phones are a part of a student’s average, everyday life. No matter what people are doing, they find time to look at their phone and make a call, read a text, check e-mails, or search something on Google. Even though people find so many uses for them throughout the day, they are a controversial subject to talk about in their use in the classroom. Many schools have policies strictly prohibiting the use of smart phones in school. For schools to ban the use of smart phones is a major mistake. They only look at cell phones as a distraction to students, and don’t understand that this generation is dependent on the technologies of today. What educators need to do is ask themselves

The article “ Mother Hens Cluck: Cell Phones Support Learning” has a stronger argument than “ Trust Your Gut: Blog Post from a High School Athlete.” To begin, the author of this article is older and wiser than the author of the other, considering she's a teacher and the other author is a high schooler. Another reason is the article written by the high schooler can be quite opinionated at times, while the teacher’s article shows strict examples as to why cell phones should be allowed in schools. For example, the first article has three solid points of evidence, while the second only has one and a half points of evidence. Finally, the second article doesn't show evidence to all their reasons. The last two points in the second paragraph

Hmm, phones in the classroom! What do you think? That is a debate between billions of people in the world today. Children all over the world have phones, but they can not have them out during school hours. Cell phones are important to so many kids and adults. These devices have been around for so long, and many people can not live without them. All around the school campus, students are miserable without their phones. In the world today, about three-fourths of the U.S. population have phones. A cell phone is an important thing to some people. Without cell phones, kids wouldn't have access to their social media accounts like Snapchat, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and more. So take this into consideration, even if it is in one class, students should be allowed to get on their cell phones during school hours.

I’m going to be talking about why i think students should be allowed to have cell phone in class. Some people say that cell phones are a distraction but they should be allowed in school. I have very good points, evidence, and reasoning on why we should be able to have them. Some kids need to be in contact with their parents. Some parents text their kid everyday just checking on them and kids should be able to respond to their parent. Students would be less stressed out if they didn’t have to worry about a parent that might not come to the school and get there phone if kids were just able to have them out.

Have you ever heard of the gruesome Columbine High School massacre? This incident occurred on April 20th 1999 and involved two students embarking on a shooting rampage, killing twelve students, a teacher and wounding twenty three others. Unfortunately during this incident, the school 's most easily accessible phone was on the complete other side of the school in the library. Perhaps some of these lives could have been saved if the students in this class had cell phones that they could 've used to contact the authorities more quickly. The issue we are addressing today is the usage of cellular devices in educational facilities. Both Cameron and myself believe that cell phone usage is of extreme convenience, and has academically beneficial

The “Mother Hens Cluck” article is better after than the “Trust Your Gut” article. Because First of all, it gives a lot of information about why cell phones should be aloud. Additionally, this blog gives at least 4 reasons like. Many kids struggle in school with homework and stuff but cell phones and electronics help them so much to understand what they are doing. Or it tells us that her students have the same right to use their phones as much as she does. Some of the evidence is she loves her cell phone and she thinks her students do to which makes her let them use their cell phones. Also, there is so many tools that her students can use to help for instance, apps for the children's behavior management, receiving feedback on their homework,

To begin, the blog articles “Mother Hens Cluck: Cell Phones Support Learning” and “Trust Your Gut: Blog Post From A High School Athlete” both have convincing points and pretty good sources, but only one comes on top.

There are many differences in a Scholarly article, newspaper article, and a blog about cell phone usage in schools. The Scholarly article was longer than the others overall. The Scholarly article also has longer paragraph and sentence length overall because it explains the pros and cons of cell phone usage in classrooms thoroughly unlike the other forms of media. This article uses more advanced words than the others. The Scholarly and newspaper article did not have as close of a relationship with the reader as the blog did. The blog talked about cell phone use in schools in a more personal way while using the author’s opinion throughout the text, while the articles stated facts about the controversy. The blog also used less advanced word

Cell phones have advanced in technology tremendously over the years. There has also been some contradiction as whether or not cell phones should be banned in schools. Some people, such as the author(s) of “Schools Review Cell Phone Bans,” (2009) say that cell phones are a distraction to students while trying to learn; while other authors, such as the author of “Cell Phones in the Classroom,” (2010) Marie Bjerede, say that cell phones offer students the ability to branch out of text books and retrieve information from the internet right from a smartphone. When interviewed, Hunter Khaleghi, a student

“Cell phones cannot help people learn! Cell phones only make children dumber. Children and adults alike are not really learning when they search for answers on the internet.” These are phrases that are most commonly used by opponents of the rapidly adjusting modern society we live in today. However, cell phones and social media are an attribute to society in many ways.

As humans progress both psychologically and physically, technology progresses just as fast, or perhaps even faster. Technology has advanced so far as to allow people to talk to a family member, coworker, or even a complete stranger at the touch of a couple of buttons. We can now have a cellular phone and media player in one, four ounce device that fits in the palm of our hands. However, with the progression of media devices comes the danger of teenagers possessing such devices. The threat of teenagers possessing a device capable of communication and browsing the internet is not one to be taken lightly, but one shouldn’t take on this dilemma like they would a nuclear

Mobile phones are the communication device that can connect people with others in any places. Students nowadays rely on mobile phones as their communication devices with friends and parents. Some of them think mobile phones as a learning tool. Are they really essential as a learning tool? This essay will argue that mobile phones are a necessary tool for education but also they are not necessary tool for education. Firstly, it will explain why mobile phones are a necessary tool for education. Then it will explain why they are not.

Unfortunately, cell phones have become one of the biggest challenges instructors face in college classrooms as these devices have become a pervasive part of young people's lives. What used to only make phone calls and send text messages, now does our emailing, sends us Facebook and Snapchat notifications, and plays music. Additionally, our cell phones are not only used for personal activities, but for school and work life. We want to be reachable in case of an emergency, but the constant stream of notifications has led our productivity to significantly tumble down. Recently, I noticed that in many of my classes, even though the professor says there is a “no phone” policy, many students are scrolling through their social media feeds or responding to a text rather than paying attention to the lecture of the day. I admit to using my phone constantly during class, which often has led my grades to suffer poorly. Rather than paying attention to the lesson, I was checking on buzzing notifications of entertainment news and random trivia. Because I was not listening to my professor earlier in the day, I had a difficult time trying to complete the homework assignment. Thus, in an attempt to be epistemic temperate, for the last two days, I tried to not use my phone during class lectures and study time to measure my productivity.

There are at least 6.8 billion people in the world that have phones, surprising right. Did you also know Motorola was the first company to produce the first hand-held mobile phone. It was released on April 3, 1973. The executive was named Martin Cooper. Parents believe that cell phones should not be allowed to be used during class. The reasons are that they might cheat on the test that they might be working on. The second reason is that students might use their phones in an inappropriate way. The third reason is that if students do use their phones in class, then they might not be doing their work. Many people think that having phones in class is good for students and very useful. Other people think students should not have phones out during school hours. The reason is that sometimes the teacher lets his/her students to use their phones ''ONLY'' for help with their work. Other students just might make a teacher believe that they are using their phones for work. In reality, those student are just on their phone doing other things that is not what the teacher allowed the student to do. Over all, students should not be allowed to use their phones out during school hours.