Should Cell Phones Be Banned In School? | Unbreakable Truth In Education

nbreakable Truth In Education: The Cellphone Debate in Utah Schools

In this episode of Unbreakable Truth In Education, hosts Natalie Cline and Monica Wilbur tackle a hot topic: the role of cellphones in schools. Are they a distraction or a necessary safety tool? The answer is both. While cellphones can create distractions, they also provide a layer of protection for students.

Natalie and Monica explore how this issue is playing out in Utah schools and why parents need to pay attention. From classroom disruptions to the importance of communication during emergencies, this episode dives into the pros and cons of cellphone use in education and what parents should be doing to stay informed.

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