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English, 04.10.2020 22:01 nyny679

Roberto has found research to support his argument that high school students should be allowed to bring cell phones to school. However, he found a new source that says some educators believe having cell phones in school is too distracting for students. How should Roberto address this new information?

a. by ignoring the new information entirely in his essay
b. by changing his previous argument to the opposite opinion
c. by arguing that people who do not agree with him are foolish
d. by acknowledging that some people disagree with his position

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