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Banning phones during school days

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While a few individuals believe that young people must not be permitted to utilize phones during school days, others feel that children should be allowed to handle their phones. Although there are merits to the approach of banning the use of mobile by children through school days, in my opinion, they should be allowed to operate their smartphones. The people who opine that minors be restricted from the utilization of mobile during school days argue that these electronic devices cause a drastic effect on them. In other words, the utilization of phones exerts a drastic effect on their physical and mental health For instance, the constant utilization of such devices is not only a distraction from studying, but also decreases the concentration level of a child. Furthermore, these gadgets keep youngsters from completing their homework as well as their daily studies. Detractors of the former viewpoint, feel that teenagers should be permitted to use smartphones, because they believe that, this equipment helps children learn and progress in diverse fields. The obtainable information and knowledge on the internet are certainly useful to the youth, like various types of courses and vocational training can be availed by the childlike people through these devices. While schools might provide general academic growth, phones can be handled to develop particular interests of the child. In my opinion, the use of mobiles by young people has its drawbacks, however, it can be viewed as more of a resource than a bad influence. Currently, smartphones have become a determines the growth of the learning generation. In conclusion, optimized use of mobiles possess many beneficial effects on children and should be unprohibited to use during school days.

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