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It is argued that mobile phones and other electronic devices have no place in the classroom. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this view?

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It is approved that mobile
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 and other
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 have no place in the school. I agree with
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 since children must study in the classroom and not be distracted. In
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 I will discuss
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 in the classrooms. First of all, students must not
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 in educational institutions to focus on the task
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they were given and they can become addicted to gadgets. Chiefly when pupils
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phones
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 they do not do tasks and do not listen to the teacher. Statistically, students who are focused on the exercises make more progress in study.
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 pupils do not
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 electronics like
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 because of that in Korea a list of successful people. That's why it is more important not to
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 in those places.
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, Every school needs to put a limit on the
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8:00PM-9:00PM learners can
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 and at other times they can not
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. When people, especially children,
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 a lot, they come across unusual apps which are dangerous .
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 we can understand that in the classroom no
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, I strongly believe that in the future
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 problem finds a solution. If all schools included interesting programs, children would stop using their phone and waste their time for free.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Integration
  • Educational settings
  • Learning tools
  • Educational apps
  • Modern teaching methods
  • Unrestricted access
  • Distractions
  • Learning focus
  • Balanced approach
  • Usage policies
  • Pedagogical benefits
  • Classroom dynamics
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