Essays on Mobile Phones And Children

In today's society, it is quite common to have a cell phone hand at a time. Children born in this generation is called digital natives (Grail, 2011), and they rely on devices such as mobile phones, computers, games, televisions and so on to pass the time and play games. They pay attention into these devices but not care about their posture, screen brightness and screen distance from their eyes which can lead to influence their health and vision. Based on…...

Cell phones have been popular since they came out, but now with all of the applications on smart devices, they are a huge problem in schools. Around the world, cyberbullying is becoming an immense issue and allowing phones in classes is only fueling the flame. Not allowing phones in the classroom would help students maintain a healthy screen time limit. Classrooms are meant to be a place of learning, but cell phones are making it difficult for students to pay…...

People of all ages are addicted to mobile phones, everyone loves to see the whole world in a single screen. Perhaps, it is like a drug that goes into the veins of all humans. In this recent period of technology, an abundance of the generation is overusing the cellphones which lead to mental as well as physical illness especially, on eyesight. Moreover, it creates distance between the relations by spending precious time in playing games and using social media. Mobile…...

A student with a cell phone is an uninterested student, one with a short attention span who cares more about socializing than education. When I was teaching, all too often I turned around from writing something on the blackboard to find students text-messaging or otherwise playing with their phones. Come to the end of the term, a handful of students would fail the class and far too many would drop out of school. The onus for failure should be placed…...

If you were to go into any American high school in the 21 century, what would you see? Cell phones! Essentially all students have one, and it's typical to see them doing schoolwork or listening to music through their earbuds. The students use them not just in the hallways during the 10 minutes between classes, but also in the classroom, and at every opportunity the teacher gives them. Although cell phones help us and make our lives better, schools should…...