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Some schools have restricted the use of mobile phones. Is this a positive development or a negative one?

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In the advanced world certain educational institutions prohibited the usage of personal gadgets like mobile phones. There is a great advantage of
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 trend because it would try to encourage the physical activities and delivery among them.
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 the wide knowledge is provided by the network cannot be avoided easily. To embark on control the usage of mobile phones among teenagers at institutions definitely increase the direct conversations among them if when they were in the class rooms if they have the electronic gadgets they could only concentrate on these rather than making a chat with friends it would badly affect their relationship because it have a vital role in any human relationships
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 the lack of transmission would affect their mental health in future
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 a study in UK reveals that the adults who using the telephones in their institutions shows less connection capacity compared to others so it is important to control the usage of telephones in higher secondary to impart a better intelligence among them which is a prominat matter of good relationships. There is an another school of thought is that by prohibiting the mobile phones among students would restrict the enormous knowledge provides by the networking because the teachers could only provide a limited number of resources within a limited period of time. So it is essential to provide network for
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 information to the students related to their subject.
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, a research from in India shows that many schools up provide free wifi at their campus to help the students in their studies with their own gadgets. So they argue that permitting electronic gadgets should improve the earning capacity of them. Conclusively the demerits of permitting the gadgets would reduce the connection capacity among them, but the multitudinous information the these cannot be replaced. It is hoped that the authority should take necessary steps to provide an appropriate time to break the boundaries of information by using advanced technologies without affect their value of life
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