cell phones shouldn't be allowed in school
“Students can take advantage of cell phones' Internet capabilities not only to access extraneous information and games that completely distract them from their tasks at hand, but also to seek out answers to questions for tests and quizzes for which they haven't studied.”
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May 15, 2019
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