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Phones In School


Phones In School

By: Brandon Taylor

 

In the 21st century we have unbelievable technology in the palms of our hands

We can talk, text, tweet, like, and we can even make plans

But, for the administrators of education, I have a piece of advice

They need to let kids use their cellular device

 

Cell phones in school could be used as an astounding educational tool

To not let kids use their phones, one must be a fool

Kids can get infinite amounts of information in just half a second

They can also set a reminder about a project so they just dont forget it

 

Phones in school would greatly improve communication

Kids can look up what their teachers want them to do and save themselves frustration

Kids can take pictures of stuff on the board and go back and look at it later

Also, those electronic pictures would save colossal amounts of paper

 

Superintendents, principals, and teachers should allow phones in school

The administrators need to change that antiquated rule

Because allowing phones in school would make the kids do very well

It would also make school a little less of a living Hell

 
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