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Always Worked Fine Before

I hear all of this talk about allowing cell phone in the classroom. Why? There is nothing wrong with the way things are now. If you allow cell phones in our classrooms, you are asking for trouble.

Cell phones encourage students to get off task. Students may tell you that they are playing learning games, but how do you know they are not sending texts? Also, they may skip doing their assignments just so they can hurry and play these learning games.

In addition, cell phones will make classrooms noisier. If everyone gets messages, plays games, or receives phone calls, think about how noisy classrooms will be.

We really do not need cell phones in our classrooms. It seems to be that the way our classrooms are right now is great. They are helping prepare me and other students for the future.

Which of the following facts COULD be added to support the information provided in the passage?