Why Students Shouldn T Have Phones In School Research

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I am going to argue and support why students shouldn't have phones in school. Cell phones are taking over the world everyone has their eyes on their phones. Using cellphones can be dangerous you can run into things and hurt yourself.

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If kids have their phones with them in class they get distracted if someone's phone is going off. People can cheat on a test by texting each other's answers. Another thing is that the phones will be a distraction if someone is addicted to a game and won’t get off of the game.

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Finally, students can cyber bully other students by messaging

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