Phones in School: A Debate Pack

Students examine arguments for and against smartphones in school, explore relevant vocabulary, and use a See-Think-Wonder routine.

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Students examine arguments for and against smartphones in school, explore relevant vocabulary, and use a See-Think-Wonder routine. Annotation prompts guide students toward identifying claims, evidence, tone, and constructing a Claim-Evidence-Reasoning argument.

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Students will analyze multiple perspectives on mobile phone policies.
Students will identify claims, evidence, and tone in informational passages.
Students will reflect on the effects of mobile phones in school environments.
Students will construct a persuasive, evidence-based argument using the CER framework.

Phones in School: A Debate Pack

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Clear goals. Useful learning.

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