There have been formal studies and anecdotal evidence proving that gum chewing is actually good for students. One study showed that gum-chewing increased standardized math test scores by 3% and resulted in a better final math grades. Another study found that Chewing Gum increased students' alertness and attention spans, resulted in a better heart rate, and improved reaction times.
Classroom experiences have shown that chewing gum decreases fidgeting and increases attentiveness and concentration during even boring classroom sessions. Some teachers reported that gum-chewing students required fewer breaks, paid better attention and stayed quiet longer than those who did not. Students report that chewing gum permits them to relax and perform better on tests.
The reasons for this are not certain. Some say chewing increases blood flow to the brain (one site said up to a 25% increase). Others think that just the little bit of activity can suppress fidgeting and distractions. One dentistry professor proved that chewing gum helps to release insulin into the bloodstream which affects how memory works.
On top of that, chewing gum can replace the urge to eat snacks, can protect teeth and can reduce acid reflux - all which sound beneficial to anyone.
Because some kids put their gum under desks and tables,and when they pop there gum out loud!!!!!!!!!!!
Ummm... there's a big difference... You are not chewing gum and chewing gum at school seems like way different topics...
The rule about no gum in school may be reconsidered to allow for certain benefits, such as potentially improving focus and concentration among students. Additionally, it can be argued that allowing gum could promote better oral health by stimulating saliva production. Moreover, lifting the ban on gum may help students feel more comfortable and relaxed in the school environment.
Gum chewing can cause damage to school property if students do not dispose of the gum properly, leading to maintenance costs to clean or repair surfaces. Additionally, gum chewing can be disruptive in the classroom or on school grounds if students are not following guidelines on when and where it is allowed.
There are many students that you can say are good students. Students who are kind, caring, and studious are good students.
Students should be allowed to chew gum in school!!! First of all we would nothave to stick it to the desk if we were allowed to chew gum in school because then wecould throw it in the trash without getting in trouble!
you shouldn't because its a sticky mess if it falls out of your mouth and people want to put in under their desk and if they put it under their desk they may put their knee in it and get gum on their jeans or skirt or shorts
Having gum in school can help improve focus and reduce stress for some students. However, gum can also be a distraction, create a mess, and be disruptive if not disposed of properly. Ultimately, it depends on the school's policies and the impact gum chewing has on the learning environment.
The primary reason is because the students stick the gum under desks and chairs, causing problems for staff, other students, and primarily the janitors. If the student body were to show a higher standard of responsibility, gum would probably not be prohibited.
yes because it improves there Brian skills and there functions
that students respect the teachers that students learn that sudents listening in class that students were good that students are nice that students dont chew gum that students dont bring there phones to class that students do there hw that students care about there grades that students study for tests that students hate to get a F or D on a test that students dont talk in class that students love there teachers that students want to go to school that students try that students dont wear short shorts that students dont swear that students dont get in trouble that students try anything to not get a detention
to have good students that behave