Phones are useful because they let kids talk to family and friends. But they can also take their attention away from schoolwork. Should students be allowed to use phones in school? Let’s hear what four kids think!
Olivia (Age 9):
“Phones can help students in many ways. They can remind kids about homework and important dates. In emergencies, students can call the police or talk to their parents. Parents can also find their child’s location using the phone.”
Max (Age 12):
“Phones are fun, but they make it hard to focus. Schools can call parents if something bad happens. Kids can use the teacher’s phone if needed. I’ll get a phone when I’m older, but now it’s fine without one.”
Nishika (Age 11):
“Phones shouldn’t be used at school. People prefer texting instead of talking face-to-face. Phones make us less social. Some kids even cheat by looking up answers. Phones just cause problems in class!”
Alex (Age 10):
“Phones can be distracting (使人分心的), but they’re helpful too. Phones are like small computers for looking up information. Teachers should collect phones before class and give them back after. Phones are good for learning. But kids might use them for games instead of studying. Rules are important!”
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