2024年6月12日发(作者：释语芹)

学生是否可以使用手机在学校英语作文

Should Kids Be Allowed to Use Phones in School?

Hey there! Let me start by saying that I'm just a regular kid,

so I might not have all the answers. But I've been thinking a lot

about this phones in school thing lately. The adults seem pretty

split on it, with some of my teachers and parents saying phones

are nothing but a distraction, and others saying we should

embrace technology. As for me and my friends, well, we're

definitely divided too.

I have to admit, I really like having my phone with me. It's

kind of like a computer I can carry around in my pocket! When I

get stuck on a homework question, I can quickly look things up

online. And my phone has all these cool apps for things like

making music, editing videos, or learning new languages. Plus,

what kid doesn't love playing games during recess?

At the same time, I get why teachers are worried about

phones being a big distraction. I've seen my classmates getting

scolded for sneakily texting their friends when they're supposed

to be listening to the teacher. And I've been guilty of zoning out

to play games myself when I should have been focused on my

work. It's just so tempting with that shiny little screen right in

front of you!

Then there's all the crazy stuff that can happen with phones

like cyberbullying, kids sharing inappropriate pictures, or

strangers trying to chat with you online. That's definitely scary to

think about. I know I've had to block a bunch of randos who kept

bugging me to play online games with them. My parents have

given me a serious talk about being careful online.

So I can see arguments on both sides. On one hand, phones

give us amazing ways to learn, create, and satisfy our curiosity

about the world. But on the other hand, they can be incredibly

distracting and maybe even a bit dangerous for kids our age if

we aren't super careful.

Personally, I think I'd like it if my school let us use phones,

but with some strict rules. Maybe we could only use them during

breaks or for specific learning activities. Or maybe they could let

us use them for taking notes and looking stuff up, but have some

way to block games and social media during class. I don't know,

the details would have to be worked out.

What I do know is that phones and technology aren't going

anywhere. We're going to have to learn how to use them

responsibly eventually. And school seems like a good place to

start, with teachers providing guidance. Just letting us go totally

phone-wild would probably lead to chaos. But also, completely

banning phones would mean missing out on some great

educational tools.

At the end of the day, we're just kids. We're still learning

about self-control, time management, and all that mature stuff.

Having phones in the classroom, if it's done right, could actually

help teach us those important skills for the future. But it's

ultimately up to principals, teachers, and parents to decide

what's best for us.

Phew, that was a long one! Like I said, I'm no expert. But

those are just some thoughts from me, a kid trying to figure out

this whole phone-in-school debate. Whether they're allowed or

not, you can bet we'll still be finding ways to Message deleted

2024年6月12日发(作者：释语芹)

学生是否可以使用手机在学校英语作文

Should Kids Be Allowed to Use Phones in School?

Hey there! Let me start by saying that I'm just a regular kid,

so I might not have all the answers. But I've been thinking a lot

about this phones in school thing lately. The adults seem pretty

split on it, with some of my teachers and parents saying phones

are nothing but a distraction, and others saying we should

embrace technology. As for me and my friends, well, we're

definitely divided too.

I have to admit, I really like having my phone with me. It's

kind of like a computer I can carry around in my pocket! When I

get stuck on a homework question, I can quickly look things up

online. And my phone has all these cool apps for things like

making music, editing videos, or learning new languages. Plus,

what kid doesn't love playing games during recess?

At the same time, I get why teachers are worried about

phones being a big distraction. I've seen my classmates getting

scolded for sneakily texting their friends when they're supposed

to be listening to the teacher. And I've been guilty of zoning out

to play games myself when I should have been focused on my

work. It's just so tempting with that shiny little screen right in

front of you!

Then there's all the crazy stuff that can happen with phones

like cyberbullying, kids sharing inappropriate pictures, or

strangers trying to chat with you online. That's definitely scary to

think about. I know I've had to block a bunch of randos who kept

bugging me to play online games with them. My parents have

given me a serious talk about being careful online.

So I can see arguments on both sides. On one hand, phones

give us amazing ways to learn, create, and satisfy our curiosity

about the world. But on the other hand, they can be incredibly

distracting and maybe even a bit dangerous for kids our age if

we aren't super careful.

Personally, I think I'd like it if my school let us use phones,

but with some strict rules. Maybe we could only use them during

breaks or for specific learning activities. Or maybe they could let

us use them for taking notes and looking stuff up, but have some

way to block games and social media during class. I don't know,

the details would have to be worked out.

What I do know is that phones and technology aren't going

anywhere. We're going to have to learn how to use them

responsibly eventually. And school seems like a good place to

start, with teachers providing guidance. Just letting us go totally

phone-wild would probably lead to chaos. But also, completely

banning phones would mean missing out on some great

educational tools.

At the end of the day, we're just kids. We're still learning

about self-control, time management, and all that mature stuff.

Having phones in the classroom, if it's done right, could actually

help teach us those important skills for the future. But it's

ultimately up to principals, teachers, and parents to decide

what's best for us.

Phew, that was a long one! Like I said, I'm no expert. But

those are just some thoughts from me, a kid trying to figure out

this whole phone-in-school debate. Whether they're allowed or

not, you can bet we'll still be finding ways to Message deleted