Many headmasters are considering a new school rule: ‘Mobile phones are not allowed at school’. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this rule? Write an essay of about 250 words to support your answer.

There has appeared a debate over the utilization of mobile phones at academic environment. According to many principals, students are not permitted to
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phones at
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. Personally, I absolutely disagree with them on
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policy.
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, what I put in priority is mobile communication that
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brings
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students. It is common knowledge that because mobile phones are handy and independent of a landline connection, students are likely to carry them everywhere.
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,
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, helps them to contact instantly with their parents or relatives in case of emergency. More interestingly, some kinds of smart phones functioned as computers connected to the Internet enable student to communicate easily and cheaply with others thanks to the available services as
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, Instagram, Facebook, and Messenger. Without doubt, mobile communication is a convincing reason against the ban of
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phones at
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, study efficiency holds no less importance. Apparently, pupils cannot deny the key role of
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phones in helping them accumulating knowledge to serve their study if they own an Internet-connected
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phone. By making
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of the Internet services, available
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Web sites
, they are likely to find supplementary materials related to the topics learned
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Most notably
, they can raise problems in a forum for
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. Opponents of my idea may claim that children who are allowed to
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phones at
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often neglect their studying and may be addicted to online games because they spend more time on smart phones than lessons. A closer examination/ analysis,
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, indicates/ suggests that the argument may not be supported by the fact. The number of students in
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case is in
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the minority
. During the
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time, students are well observed by their teachers who allow them to make
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of
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cell phone
in
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necessary situations
a necessary situation
. At recess, within 10 minutes, it does not matter if pupils
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their
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phones as a mean of entertainment to relax themselves with various applications after
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the tension
of the
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. Beyond a shadow of doubt,
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phones provide students with more advantages than disadvantages. In conclusion, the aforementioned are the convincing reasons for my opposing the prohibition of mobiles at academic setting. It is my strong recommendation that principals should take my views into account to adopt proper
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a plan of action adopted by an individual or social group
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on students’
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of
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phones at learning environment so that they can take full
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of mobile phones to serve their lives and their study best.

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    • Sentence 1 - Background statement
    • Sentence 2 - Detailed background statement
    • Sentence 3 - Thesis
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    • Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
    • Sentence 2 - Example
    • Sentence 3 - Discussion
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    • Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
    • Sentence 2 - Example
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