Are You a Fan of a Cell Phone Ban?

Allowing students to have cell phones at school is a topic which causes controversy. Each year, the number of students using cell phones grows. According to the nonprofit group NetDay, 70% of students in grades 6-12 use cell phones. One poll, conducted by Benenson Strategy Group, reveals that teens send an average of 440 text messages a week, 110 of which are sent while in school in each week. So to prevent the improper use of cell phones, the school must create a blanket rule relating to their use.
Often students do not understand why a school

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Are You a Fan of a Cell Phone Ban?

     Allowing students to have cell phones at school is a topic which causes controversy. Each year, the number of students using cell phones grows. According to the nonprofit group NetDay, 70% of students in grades 6-12 use cell phones. One poll, conducted by Benenson Strategy Group, reveals that teens send an average of 440 text messages a week, 110 of which are sent while in school in each week. So to prevent the improper use of cell phones, the school must create a blanket rule relating to their use.
     Often students do not understand why a school

logan13 · Answer

11.
Read this sentence from the passage.

Schools need to find fair and effective ways to regulate their use among their students.

What does this sentence from the passage imply?

    Schools should have severe punishments for students who use cell phones to cheat.
    Banning cellphones in schools may not be the best answer for everyone involved.
    All students have used cell phones to cheat in school at some point in their lives.
    It will be very difficult for schools in the U.S. to ban cell phone usage completely.

logan13 · Answer

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