AM LIT: If you could change one rule at school, at home, or in society, what would it be? Using a claim of policy, make an argument for why that rule should change, using at least two reasons to support your claim.

 I think that something that I would change from school has to be technology because I’m not saying that phones are not bad they are and I would like to keep the rule that no phones allowed, but I would like to change it more like no phones allowed during classrooms like teachers have the right to take your phone without noticing like if they see you with your phone and a student tries to argue obviously they can have it back at the end of the class, but they will learn that for a whole class. They have their phone or if it keeps repeating over and over and over again, then the form will be taken for the whole day, but that teacher, but what I mean, we change school technology I mean, like change the system like change Chromebook for at least a more better equipment for students.


Reflection: The system should change, not the people.


Summary: schools should improve their technology for students.

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