1 . ZHAO ZHIZHONG, a professor of geography at Hainan Normal University, recently proposed to make the law and forbid pupils below the age of 16 to use smartphones. Beijing Youth Daily comments:
With the prosperity of the economy, many families choose to buy a smartphone for their children at school to search for materials and assist in studying.
In and out of class, the pupils have smartphones in their hands.
It seems the heavy addiction to smartphones is affecting ever more pupils at young ages.
There are certain countries that limit pupils from using smartphones in class but allow them to use them after it.
A.While walking, they hold them in their hands. |
B.So a flexible ban can be considered to avoid the trouble. |
C.They, just like their parents, have become enslaved by smartphones. |
D.However, it remains doubtful whether a simple ban is proper. |
E.Perhaps a child model for smartphones can also be introduced. |
F.The actual effect remains to be seen. |
G.In fact, when children get their smartphones, the situation is different. |
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