Solution: Banning phones in schools (9PITO) by Simone Ackermann

simoneackermann3 — 2024-02-23 07:22:53 UTC

simoneackermann3 — 2024-02-23 07:25:54 UTC

simoneackermann3 — 2024-02-23 07:30:36 UTC

simoneackermann3 — 2024-02-26 00:42:23 UTC

Our issue/problem that requires a decision is the impact of cellphones on learning. The solution is to ban phones in school for the whole day.

Find supporting details that show the strengths and weaknesses of that solution, i.e., find evidence for and against banning phones.

In your response, include:

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What kind of evidence it is, e.g., statistic, fact, quote, etc.

Postive

simoneackermann3 — 2024-02-27 21:29:30 UTC

People already use apps that are on their phone on their chromebooks

2024-02-27 21:33:39 UTC

We will have nothing to do at break times.

2024-02-27 21:34:15 UTC

Kids won't be able to contact parents

2024-02-27 21:34:23 UTC

kids cant go on there phone during class

2024-02-27 21:34:58 UTC

Paying more attention

24017lan — 2024-02-27 21:35:00 UTC

Kids will be more social at breaks

2024-02-27 21:35:13 UTC

Kids can interact with eachother more

2024-02-27 21:35:21 UTC

Won't be able to find people

24017lan — 2024-02-27 21:35:24 UTC

People will just get more sneaky

2024-02-27 21:35:26 UTC

people can just use chromebooks

2024-02-27 21:35:44 UTC

Students are interacting with eachother more

2024-02-27 21:36:04 UTC

kids cant contact people

2024-02-27 21:36:08 UTC

Students may need to contact parents

2024-02-27 21:36:22 UTC

Kids are more interactive in school and are involved in activities.

2024-02-27 21:36:26 UTC

When we first got the email I ran to my parents and was like 'what am I going to do, I can't do this'," she said.

24017lan — 2024-02-27 21:36:36 UTC

However she said she was already paying more attention to school notices and concentrating better in lessons without her phone distracting her.

People got more dissapoinded

2024-02-27 21:36:52 UTC

getting the experience of the real world

2024-02-27 21:36:55 UTC

There are unable to check there timetable quickly and having to memorise things

2024-02-27 21:36:59 UTC

They will just start doing everything on there chromebooks

2024-02-27 21:37:02 UTC

more scoical

2024-02-27 21:37:11 UTC

Students may need their phones for specific classes

2024-02-27 21:37:12 UTC

Usually the first thing I do when I get to school is text my friends 'where are you, what time are you coming', so now it's been kind of hard, we've been trying to memorise each other's timetables, walking around the whole school trying to look for each other.

24017lan — 2024-02-27 21:37:14 UTC

He said it would not stop young people misusing social media in their spare time and it might make it tricker to use phones for learning.

2024-02-27 21:37:24 UTC

"Usually the first thing I do when I get to school is text my friends 'where are you' so now it's been kind of hard".

2024-02-27 21:37:26 UTC

kids need there phones for personal resons

2024-02-27 21:37:44 UTC

Not able to contacts people easy and comfortably

2024-02-27 21:38:00 UTC

There is more face to face talking

2024-02-27 21:38:07 UTC

kids will do every thing on there computer just like they did on there phone

2024-02-27 21:38:39 UTC

"The students walk in the door. They're allowed their phones at school until the bell goes. Then they need to be locked up for safe-keeping and then they get given the phones back at the end of the day. If they are needed for classwork then they're monitored but then put away again,"

2024-02-27 21:39:08 UTC

"Kids are going to start using their computers as they would their phones. You can access a lot of Snapchat, everything... I think it's a bit pointless."

24017lan — 2024-02-27 21:39:15 UTC

''Support for a ban, but not during class breaks, was highest in Northland, where 79 percent supported that option."

2024-02-27 21:39:17 UTC

phones are use to text people from differents schools comfortle

2024-02-27 21:39:19 UTC

chromebooks will become the new cellphones

2024-02-27 21:39:20 UTC

"We wanted our students to be active participants in their learning and active in the playground as well,"

2024-02-27 21:39:53 UTC

When you're older you can tell your kids of your childhood and it acctually can be somewhat intresting

2024-02-27 21:39:55 UTC

you could get an import call from ur parents and it rings in class u could get it taken off u cause u had ur phone on you

2024-02-27 21:40:48 UTC

Horizon's survey of 1481 adults also found that a ban during class, but not during breaks, was the most favoured option among those with children in their households - 63 percent supported this.

2024-02-27 21:40:49 UTC

It's pointless as students will just start using their laptops instead of their phones so there's no point in banning phones if they'll just be replaced by laptops as most sights are reachable from laptops

2024-02-27 21:40:55 UTC

not being worried of veiws and followers during class time

2024-02-27 21:41:06 UTC

Building more friendships

2024-02-27 21:41:10 UTC

kids will have more social skills

2024-02-27 21:41:21 UTC

not many kids like to be social in real life

2024-02-27 21:41:25 UTC

Support for a ban, but not during class breaks, was highest in Northland, where 79 percent supported that option.

2024-02-27 21:41:44 UTC

"Usually the first thing I do when I get to school is text my friends 'where are you, what time are you coming

2024-02-27 21:41:49 UTC

24017lan — 2024-02-27 21:41:54 UTC

POV; They try to ban phones

There's more face to face engagement

2024-02-27 21:42:12 UTC

convostations not just being about stacys dance or andrews lastest video ect ect

2024-02-27 21:42:34 UTC

It helps them focus on school

2024-02-27 21:42:39 UTC

Pay more attention in class

2024-02-27 21:42:45 UTC

you can build friends ships online and you can make good bonds if yuou k what your doning

2024-02-27 21:42:47 UTC

6.5 per cent improvement in learning after a phone ban

2024-02-27 21:42:55 UTC

We cant contact our caregivers

2024-02-27 21:42:56 UTC

less distractions

2024-02-27 21:42:57 UTC

kid can communicate

2024-02-27 21:43:03 UTC

24017lan — 2024-02-27 21:43:09 UTC

my phone lying in bed at home

makes students pay attention more during classes

2024-02-27 21:43:17 UTC

kids have been sneaking phones

2024-02-27 21:43:22 UTC

actually socialize with eachother

2024-02-27 21:43:28 UTC

students wont listen

2024-02-27 21:43:40 UTC

Kids will be bored as they might struggle with communication and there also isn't really anything to do at break

24302den — 2024-02-27 21:43:59 UTC

students are just going to be more sneakier and less honest

2024-02-27 21:44:25 UTC

24017lan — 2024-02-27 21:44:30 UTC

everyone bunking school and riding around in shopping carts

students will become sneaky and start lying by hiding in the bathrooms or in a secluded place to use their phones

24302den — 2024-02-27 21:44:39 UTC

benefits to students going back to more building friendships that aren’t online

2024-02-27 21:45:40 UTC

you might try to talk to someone but they might be a furry and they wont like and try to fight you!!!!!

2024-02-27 21:45:42 UTC

more bunking to use phones

2024-02-27 21:45:45 UTC

social development skills

2024-02-27 21:45:49 UTC

students arent gonna get over having no phones so their gonna be girls with attitude and teachers arent gonna be treated very well

2024-02-27 21:46:15 UTC

Kids can struggle with talking to people, they might be awkward and struggle speaking to each other so they'll feel left out

24302den — 2024-02-27 21:46:17 UTC

It can let people make friends

2024-02-27 21:46:40 UTC

hoilding merios on ur phone

2024-02-27 21:46:42 UTC

angry kids

2024-02-27 21:46:54 UTC

it will be the only topic of convosation in clas

2024-02-27 21:47:46 UTC

irl abuse

2024-02-27 21:48:08 UTC