Highlights:
- 58% of teens from schools that forbid cell phones use them during class anyway
- 31% of teens that take their cell phones to school send text messages during class everyday
- 4% of teens age 12-17 have sent a "sext message"
- 15% of teens age 12-17 have received a "sext message"
- 8% of older teens sent "sext messages", 30% of older teens received them
- No gender difference in sending or receiving "sext messages"
- 52% of teens talk while driving a car
- 34% of teens text while driving a car
- 26% of teens have been bullied via text message
- Girls text message more than boys
5 comments:
Hi Liz. Great, cutting edge stuff you are looking at here! I have not had success getting a hold of you via email so I thought I would post to your blog. I am investigating doing my dissertation in this topic area and need to do a qualitative "mini-look" at the topic so I wanted to see if you would be willing to answer some questions about the topic. I have spoken with Lisa Neilsen and Cathie Norris as well:-) Here are the questions I am using for investigation if you would have time to answer them:-)
Carly
PS>..I am halfway through your book!
1. What do you feel are the main challenges associated with incorporating mobile phones into the K-12 educational system?
2. In your opinion, what are main advantages of implementing mobile phone technology into the K-12 curriculum?
3. What are the key changes that need to be considered within the K-12 educational framework in order for mobile learning to be successful?
4. In your opinion, what areas of mobile learning and the use of mobile phone technology in K-12 education are the most key areas in need of further research and development?
Interesting statistics. Thanks for the info
I am investigating doing my dissertation in this topic area and need to do a qualitative "mini-look" at the topic.
thanks for the statistics....
Mobiles do affect lives in teenage..!!
Interesting statistics. Thanks for the info
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