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jenyasd209 [6]
3 years ago
7

Please post a brief response to the following proposition: Parents and legal guardians should not allow their children under the

age of 18 to own cell phones capable of taking, transmitting, or receiving photographs or videos.
Whether you agree or disagree with the proposition, support your stance with one (or more) of the ethical theories we've discussed in this class.
Social Studies
1 answer:
grigory [225]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Disagree

Explanation:

Parents did not grow up with phones therefore they do not understand how it can be with people being around you with cellphones and you with out, sure cellphones are fun to use social media and such but by high school a cellphone should be allowed not only are cellphones good for social media and talking to friends and meeting new people, but its also good for homework, keeping track of the work due, having a break, communicating with people.  Almost all of work is used with a cellphone having to record a project, uploading work, plus its a great way to stay in communication cause lets be honest who wants to get called in a class in high school to come down to the office because you don't have a phone, imagine how the other students would treat your child. Your child would be the odd one out.

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