Should school going children be allowed to use phone at school? (Merits and Demerits)!
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@Molemane
Very appropriately opined Molemane. Thanks.
I would say kids (especially in grade 1 to 9) should be prohibited to bring the phone at school. -_-
I've seen the difference between students who like playing phone and who are not interested in phone.
The ones who are engaged with the phone mostly cannot focus on their study. It's really hard to talk with them. They are not curious with knowledge at all. How can they improve in this way? It's not bad (or good for sometimes) if game is the thing that they are interested in, but what about children in Grade 6 are interested in Social Media? -_- Kids should learn so many things they really haven't understood in life. Counting the fee for shopping just a little matter they would face, like Zivi and Mishaikh's comment. In brief, that is not the time yet for them to use phone, especially when they are studying. Both in school or tuition. -_-
Otherwise, the ones who aren't engaged with phones can concentrate more on their study. They are curious about anything, they ask questions, they are easy to listen to the teacher. I know that some students know the limit. They bring the phone, but keep it in the bag until the lesson end. But, the students who understand this are very few. So, it is better to forbid them.
Kids will be kids. Often, they don't know that something is bad for them. We, older ones can give them understanding, not just give them what they want. It is better playing with friends in the school learning so many things and creating real memory than focusing eyes on the screen at their age.
Best wishes for children and the future generation.
Thank you for your great discussion, Mishaikh.
Zivi:
It is a fact that use of electronic calculator even for simple plus-minus affect math IQ. Once my sister went shopping at a store in London, when she went at the counter and made the payment for her shopping the calculating machine of the attendant was not working, and she looked confused what to refund in change. My sister looking her confused prompted her the exact amount to give in change. The attendant was shocked to know, but didn't believe, she went to one of colleagues on the other counter and used her calculating machine to ascertain the amount to give back, and further shocked that machine told the exact same amount which my sister told her by her brain calculating.
Eventhough you seem need maths exper´s skills to solve simple equations in your brains or on a piece of paper nowadays,
@Rose
"..but...sometimes, I ask myself how we (older ones) had been able to survive"
That's what I have in my mind. Life was going on (without cell phone), and it was not that bad. Besides we have become less real more virtual with the advanced technology.
Yes, the time has changed, but not everything must be better. For what should kids bring their cell phone to the school? There aren't any reasons. It's enough that adults have unlearned to communicate in real communication, voice by voice, and face to face.
Now, someone will say, if something happens, the children need their phone. Maybe that would be a reason to have a cell phone.
...but...sometimes, I ask myself how we (older ones) had been able to survive!!! (LOL!!!)
I think, they should be allowed to use phone at school.
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