I am really almost addicted to my cell phone and I think that most of the students are. The modern technical features all cell phones offer like games and mp3 players or often internet connection are a coming "attention-grabber" for all students at all ages, with their cell phones almost every time. I think it's alright to use the cell phones outside the classroom, but inside in between the class we should really not use the phone.
First, when students bring the cell phones to the classes, the phones are most times not turned off. And when the phones start to make noises (like one of these annoying, polyphone ring tones or short message sounds), it's really disturbing to all of the other students in class. And the worst time that can happen is between tests, so that the other students losing there focus on the work and that can cost a lot of time to "catch" up.
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powers iPhone many other cell phones and smll elec...Next, some of the students are writing short messages during the class and are not focused on what the teacher is telling them. And so they won't know what is going on in class and this is clear, when they start to have worse grades and are not doing the homework. This is concerning the whole class, because after a time these students can't catch up with the class schedule and so they become even more disturbing for the class. Also the class has to repeat several things so the "learning-progress" is slower for these students who are willing to learn and to focus.
In conclusion, I think we should really turn our cell phones off in the class room! But we should be allowed to carry our cell phones with us all the time. It would be ridiculous when we...
No cellular phones in the classroom
The title of the essay suggests that this writer will defend the position stated: no cell phones in the classroom. The writer then defends the position cell phones freely n the classroom, if they are turned off. And who is to ensure that they are turned off?
Many employers have had to deal with this issue, by setting categorical rules that there are to be no cell phones visible or audible at any time on the work floor. Almost invariably, this leads to arguments from belligerent new hires each insisting that he has some overriding reason why he must have a cell phone available at all times.
The better answer is "NO." If a student is so addicted to a cell phone that he must have it with him at all times, they he is sufficiently addicted to need to do something about the addiction to start to overcome the problem. Leave the phone in the locker. You have to stay reasonable.
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