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writes:Okay I don't know if this fits as an article but I would like to hear your opinions. For grammar we have to write a persuasive paper and mine is about "Should cell phones be allowed in school?" I don't know if they should or shouldn't even though I bring mines to shool every day. So do you think they should or shouldn't? Why and why not? Thanks for all your help. Reply to this Article
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reader, bradley +, writes (28 April 2009):
 yes they should, im a mom and i would wont my kids to have them
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reader, anonymous, writes (28 April 2009): Mobile phones (the British word for cellphones) SHOULD be allowed in class, but for emergencies only - well, in high school, which over here is different to your version of high school, it's called grammar school by "upper-class" people.In college/university they are slightly laxer about standards concerning them, it is at the discretion of the lecturer concerned.In a word, yes, they should
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reader, anonymous, writes (19 April 2009): Well, i'm assuming your writing 'for' and not 'against', but even so I think mobiles should be allowed, but as ArmyMedic said, switched off (or on silent ) in class. Parents and friends may need to get in touch with them during school and vice versa. Though one thing I did hate about other people using their phones in school was when they played music so everyone near heard...Annoying!
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reader, ArmyMedic  +, writes (19 April 2009):
 Yes they should be allowed, but turned off in class. Mobile phones are part of modern society and a very useful tool, but also very distracting in lessons.
I also think teacher should have the right to confiscate phones from anyone using it in class as it is a major distraction.
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