It is argued that mobile phones and other electronic devices have no places in the classroom. To what extent you agree or disagree?
Proponents argue that smartphones and related digital gadgets should be banned from learning places
whereas
opponents believe that it should be allowed. In my view of thinking, any kind of electronic device that creates distraction should not be taken inside the school
. Because such
things not only disturb the whole class but also
break the momentum of teaching. Additionally
, these devices
are dangerous for every youngster in terms of safety. This
essay completely agrees with the above statement.
First of all, when any student brings a mobile phone to the classroom, he likes to show that off to his fellow classmates. This
creates a complete distraction among the little minds, and hence
, they can not concentrate on study. Furthermore
, it's
ringing or flashing creates a disturbance in the teaching process which is certainly not welcomed by any teacher. Correct your spelling
its
For instance
, in a psychological experiment at MIT, some students were taught a subject while
they were provided with easy access to mobiles whereas
others did not have any devices
in their pockets, and students without gadgets had a clearer understanding of the topic.
Secondly
, there are multiple risks associated with electronic devices
nowadays. Many people face explosion issues with their mobile phones, and some have faced hearing problems after a long usage of the headphones. That is
why, handing over such
harmful items to the kids inside the classroom can be more dangerous. For example
, my nephew once faced a fire issue at his school
when one of his fellow students brought a defective phone in his school
bag.
To conclude
, digital gadgets are not useful things for school
kids due to
the fact that they could make them weak in learning, and these devices
are also
unsafe to carry inside educational buildings.Submitted by ravirajole on
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