Should a student bring a mobile phone to school?

Answer 1

This depends entirely on the rules of the school and the thoughts of the student on the matter; almost all schools disallow the use of phones during class, but keeping the phone turned off will allow you to have it with you. Calling or texting during class is generally discouraged.

Answer

Cell phone companies will readily give directions for parental controls that can be placed on the phone during school hours. These can remove texting, web searches and phone calls during school and evening hours.

Answer 2

Of course this is an opinion question but this is what I think. In the "real world" you aren't limited to what you have memorized, you use what is available, and this includes cell phones, computers, the internet, calculators, etc. no one's job is to sit in a room and memorize facts about Moby Dick. Rather, people need to be trained in how to use all their resources, the idea of information as valuable and scarce is laughable in this generation, rather, the skills are how you use the information you gathered. Education needs to adapt to this, because things aren't going back to the way they were in the 70s. Cell phones are a major part of technology and their use should be encouraged, not discouraged. and mobile phones are very important it can be used to sms instead of taking cause by sms ing it wont create any kind of noise or distraction and no one will interfere in the talk.

No. They distract students in class and if they are paying attention to the phone they are not listening to the teacher. The teacher must be able to teach to have the students learn. To learn students must pay attention. The word "learn" is a verb and means that an action is required by the learner.

Answer 3

No. They are a major distraction, and often a source of bullying and class disruption.

Answer 4

for texting for texting