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Actually if the solution for that problem allow students take their phones at school the better.
Why would you let our children starve while there is a solution of the phone.in fact all international schools allow children to take phones at school and nothing happens why not other students!
Those who can manage to have phones should be given the Wright and it will be the teachers role to tell them when to have their phones and when to keep it off. If a child is disciplined a mire phone can't change him.
added by Anonymous 1085 days ago 2 0
Kids of this generation understand phones even better than the adults. But if they take phones to school it might distract their attention from studies. It may also cause competition,who is bringing the best phone,most expensive phone ...
added by Anonymous 1085 days ago 1 0
Actually where we are heading it is going to be part of the required needed by the student, but i dont know whether concetration will be their in class.
And teachers has to bare with the situation but there must be rules to follow when its time for learning.
added by Anonymous 1086 days ago 1 0