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, Banning Mobile Phones in Schools: Analyzing the Impact on

Academic Performance

The debate over the use of mobile phones in schools is multifaceted, with

strong arguments on both sides. Louis-Philippe Beland’s article, “Banning

mobile phones in schools can improve students’ academic performance.

This is how we know,” delves into this contentious issue, presenting

empirical evidence to support the assertion that banning mobile phones

can enhance student outcomes. This essay will analyze Beland's text in

terms of its register and tone, cohesion, coherence, grammatical

expression, and content.

The register of Beland’s article is academic yet accessible, aiming to inform

a broad audience, including educators, policymakers, and the general

public. The use of formal language is evident in the structured presentation

of research findings and the explanation of methodologies such as the

difference-in-difference strategy. Terms like “academic outcomes,”

“empirical strategy,” and “psychological mechanisms” reflect the formal

register appropriate for discussing research findings and educational

policies. The tone of the article is assertive and persuasive, reflecting

confidence in the findings presented. Beland’s use of definitive language,

such as “we found,” “our results suggest,” and “evidence from Belgium

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