Cell phones are commonly used by elementary school students, often distracting them from their studies. However, the document argues that cell phones can potentially be used as an educational tool in the classroom in several ways. Phones can be used to take photos and videos of student work and experiments to share presentations. Educational apps covering subjects like dictionaries, math games, and science simulations can supplement learning. With internet access, students can research answers to class questions on their phones. The document concludes that when used properly and with guidelines, cell phones need not disrupt learning and can help teachers in the classroom.