ON USING MOBILE DEVICES IN CLASS

  Written by: Charisse Q. Albores   The Use of Cellphone in the Classroom is discouraged since it  them to became less active   Allowing student to use their cellphone in class will Increase their Engagement in the subject matter and give them quick access to technological resources  However Using cellphone Inside the class should be prohibited if would destruct from the conversation   The use of phone can distract the students When students are bored they may Utilize that time to play or engage in other activities that take their focus away from lessons Today's students don't listen to the teacher's anymore and they just ignored what the teacher teaching because they think other are most Important than Studying    School seek In Class says they texting Tweeting and Shapchatting during class time is an incredible distraction and it makes harder for teachers to Article They dislike the material being taught to them or believe they aren't payin...
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IS HOMEWORK STILL NESCESSARY?

 Written by: Angel S.Torreon


  Is homework necessary for students?

  Homework is a word that most students dread hearing. According to Duke professor Harris cooper, it's important that students have homework. However, if students are given too much homework, they won't have enough playtime, which can impact their social development and learning.


    By doing an disagreement of necessary homework for students is not mandatory or it's either in just an activity can students gained some skills and knowledge to those low leaners. Our teacher gave us a homework and I wasn't able to do the schoolwork that given by our teacher because I first prioritize the household chores that my mother ordered me to do. Classroom time is important, playground time is just as important. Studies have found that those who get more play get better grades in school, as it can help them play closer attention in the classroom.



   As a teenager, all you want to do is have fun, explore this adventurous world, but homework and grades are always there to stop you. I didn't finish my homework because I'm stressed and I'm tired because sometimes we have a lot of activities. Students are already sitting long hours in the classroo, and can be dangerous and can cause health problems such as obesity. homework takes away from time that could be spent investing in physical activity.


 I fully disagree that homework is necessary for students because what is the purpose of students who always go to school if they are given homework. especially if the students is enjoying the game or whatever he/she is doing, he/she will actually forget that she/he has a homework.


  Students should not be given more homework because this is the reason why other students will scold their parents because then can no longer to do the housework. not all students have free time at home because what if the other students has a younger siblings and they can't take care of them properly because he/she has homework to prioritize.

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