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English, 28.07.2021 23:40 lattimorekeonna1

Read this claim from paragraph 8 of the passage. "Opponents of cell phone use in schools believe that cell phones are a distraction to many students."

Which evidence would be the most credible to support the claim?

An interesting story about a student who was often distracted by her cell phone from the author's uncle who is a teacher.

Statistics about the effects of cell phone usage on student learning and performance from a study done in 2015 by the National Education Association.

A blog written in 2016 by a teacher who outlines the various distractions that can occur in the classroom when students are allowed to access their cell phones.

A book written in 2005 by a former educator that cites various scenarios of cell phone distraction during her tenure as a high school principal.

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