A Pew Research Center survey indicates that support for cellphone bans in schools is increasing. Seventy-seven percent of US adults favor banning cellphones in middle and high school classes, while 48 percent support banning them for the entire school day. This marks the first time that more Americans support all-day bans than oppose them, a significant increase from two years ago when only 36 percent were in favor.
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Survey Shows Increased Support for Cellphone Bans in Schools
A recent survey by the Pew Research Center reveals that 77% of US adults support banning cellphones in middle and high school classes, with 48% in favor of all-day bans. This reflects a notable rise in support for such policies compared to two years ago.
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