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

Nowadays most
students
take their mobile
phones
with them to school. It is a fact that smartphones are handy in several things and can make
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students
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life easier,
whereas
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it
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may badly impact their academic performance. On top of
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also
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the
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social interaction, which is not good.
That is
the reason why I believe that
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restricting
phone
use in
schools
is a good decision. Limiting
phone
use in
schools
will improve the learning quality of pupils.
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will be less distracted with notifications on their
phones
which will make them more focused on what they are studying. It is
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proven that when you check your
phone
you will be needing a long time to concentrate again on what you were doing. That will result in
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poor focus and a bad understanding of the subject they are having
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on, passing exams with
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will be very challenging. So
that is
why
phone
restriction will be a good solution to reduce distractions during
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class time.
On the other hand
,
phone
restriction
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may
also
help the
students
to have a better social life. When
students
are scrolling
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their
phones
they mostly neglect the
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around them or even do not notice them,
due to
that they will have no social interaction,
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will
also
be hard to build relationships with
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others. That will affect the
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daily
lifes
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,
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because
they may end up lonely with no friendships which may lead to depression in the end. So
controling
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controlling
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phone
use may prevent
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scholars from ending up in a bad way.
Smart
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phone
usage in
schools
has many consequences,
for instance
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a manner that can keep
students
away from their
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. Unless the
schools
can control the time spent on
phones
, scholars will have to put more energy
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in their academic
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