What? Cell phones in a class room. Kinds using cell phones is class is a bad idea. They could be on inappropriate websites such as negative videos and games. These are some reasons why students should not be able to use their cell phones during class. Teachers and staffs just want children to do work on their cell phones without any problems out of them. Mean while some students may go tell the teacher if your on the wrong thing other than what your supposed to be on. If I was a parent I would not let my child bring him/her phone to school doing to bullying, teachers taking their phones and do to someone trying to take him/her phone. Schools will clearly promote their students' academic success and safety by limiting the use of student phones during school hours. Presently, most schools leave it to teachers to manage phone distractions in their own classrooms. But this piecemeal approach has left teachers with inadequate support to confront the difficult and potentially unsafe task of limiting disruptive phone use by defiant students. I would like to use cell phones in class but I cant because children do not know how to act their age. Children under the age of 14 should not have a phone. Students need to worry about their education instead of gossip and drama. Mobile phones are just more than calling and texting. The use of cell phones can get a student into some trouble like searching up something their not supposed to when their supposed to be working. Using apps
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.
But we must accept that we live in a world of technology and that cell
Phones shouldn’t be used in the classroom. They are bad because they are a distraction to the students. They are a distraction because the kids won't pay attention . The kids won't pay listen because they are too busy on their phone. This means teachers have to try way too hard to get their
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.
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
One reason why cell phones should be prohibited in the classroom is that it’s a HUGE distraction. According to school teacher Miriam Morgenstern, “the texting, tweeting, and Snapchatting during class time are ‘an incredible distraction, and makes it much more difficult to teach’” (qtd. in Matchan). Not only is it difficult for the teacher to teach, but it’s a poor distraction for the cell phone users themselves. Also, according to Joni Siani, a Braintree psychologist and author, “they’re distracted and not really engaged with their lesson plan” (qtd. in Matchan). So that is very true, and, most definitely what you’d expect out of a teenager. Some people argue that, “73% of teachers said their students use phones in the classroom to complete assignments”(Higgins). But many of those teachers don’t actually realize the amount of students that still get distracted from social media, games, etc. when the teacher isn’t looking. And if the user is on he or she’s phone during class, they can’t learn anything because they are actually focusing their
If your are allowed a cell phone in school and you get caught doing something you shouldn't, you could get in trouble. If cell phones weren't allowed in school there wouldn't be problems over the phone. If you have a phone in class it is a distraction from your learning. If your were a teacher would you want your students to have phones. Students would be on their phone while they should be doing homework. As students we go to school for seven hours. In those seven hours there is no reason they need to be on there phone. School is for learning, not looking at a phone.
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
Cellphones are singled out and labeled as a distraction. Sometimes things happen such as, a phone might go off in class. Many states lifted the ban on cellphones in the classrooms after the 9/11attack. (“Students and Cell Phones: Controversy in the Classroom.” Stepbystep. Accessed 18 May 2017). Some school systems still refuse to lift the ban. Most schools do not supply working laptops and there are outdated books. There is a lack of internet resources at school. (Granata, Kassondra. "Students Lack Internet Resources in Schools, Surveys Finds." Education World. EducationWorld Contributor, Feb. & March 2014. Web. 7 May 2017). The school boards have meetings about how to better schools but always miss out an important topic, which are cell phones.
Many teachers believe that cell phones don’t belong in a classroom because there are several disadvantages. An example maybe a student who uses a cell phone in class has no intension in listening or paying attention to the teacher. This student has a short attention span who cares about socializing more than his/her education. Cell phones can be very disruptive; they can invade people’s privacy and can also be used as harassment or bullying. The usage of cell phones is creating a huge problem particularly when they are used in school.
Although cell phones could be distracting in class, they should be allowed because they have many benefits in education, activity on them can be controlled, and they also provide benefits to the teachers of the classrooms.
“Disrupting class with texting, playing video games, inappropriate use of the photography feature or receiving.” (article 1). When having their phone on in class they’ll get distracted from their school work resulting to being off task. “ A recent university study found that 90% of college students surveyed admitted texting during class” (article 1). For here you can see that kids are even admitting to using their phones in class and that they're getting distracted in class. Lastly, “inappropriate use of phones for cheating on test has punishment s ranging from reduction of the score by percentage to automatic failure of the exam.” (article 1). As for here the use of a phone in the class if they get caught is affecting the there grade. Ergo, cell phones shouldn't be used to in
What, you think using cellphones at school is a good idea. Now days cell phones have so many used apps and while student's are at school they are attempting to look on their phones. Everywhere you go in this present time all you see is toddlers on up to adults with phones because they are so addicted to technology. People would rater buy new phones that the company comes out with instead of buying things that they need because they think they can survive with a cell phone. Cell phones are very helpful but so many people have took advantage of that and have become so addicted to them. Now days in this particular time everything is at everyone's fingertips and they get what they want when they want it. When they ask someone for something they want or need that they can't get on a cell phone, they expect to get it right at that second that they ask for it. Using cell phones at school is a bad idea. School's should not allow student's to use their cell phones at school.
In addition, cell phones in the classroom would be exceptionally disruptive. Suppose that a teacher is giving a very important lecture about World War II in her third period social studies class. Suddenly, an awfully obnoxious ringtone resounds through the classroom. Twenty-five teenagers reach for their phones. The teacher has lost her train of thought and the entire lesson must be halted while the students whose phone is in question must be waited upon to turn off their cell phone. I personally don’s believe it is fair to that educator or the rest of that student’s peers to have those kinds of disruptions happen on a day to day basis. If schools allowed cell phones, they would be increasing the number of these kinds of interruptions.
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.