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Many students find it difficult to concentrate or pay attention at school. What are the reasons? What could be done to solve this problem?

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It is true that many
students
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 nowadays find it difficult to concentrate or pay attention at
school
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.
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, there are many
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 that
students
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 have to face and they should be tackled by a number of effective solutions. In my opinion, several related
problems
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 can be anticipated. The main reason is that most
students
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 concentrate on mobile
phones
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 more than on studying. In fact, the era nowadays is very modern and many
students
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 want at least a mobile phone since they think it is very useful.
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,
students
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 rely on them too much and start to forget to study. Another reason is that most
students
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 do not use it properly, they mostly use it to play video games, surf Facebook, etc.
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, they always think about it and can not take their eyes off their mobile
phones
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. Since
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problems
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 are serious, the government and individuals should take steps immediately to address these
problems
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. The first solution is that parents should be more strict with their children.
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, parents should not buy mobile
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 for their children until they finish secondary
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, or buy
phones
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 that can only be used for messaging or calling each other. A second measure is that the government should encourage mobile phone shops to forbid children that are under 11 years old from buying their products. By doing
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,
students
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 would concentrate more on studying and not find it difficult to focus at
school
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. In conclusion, there are various negative consequences of
students
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 not concentrating on studying at
school
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 and appropriate steps
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 as restricting and forbidding them from buying mobile
phones
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 need to be taken to tackle these
problems
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.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • concentration
  • attention span
  • distractions
  • technology
  • boredom
  • tiredness
  • engagement
  • learning disabilities
  • teaching techniques
  • classroom size
  • family issues
  • health problems
  • motivational strategies
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