Teens have a strong attachment to their mobile phones, with nearly half feeling they couldn't survive without them. Most teens (75%) have cell phones and 88% text daily, with one in three sending over 100 texts per day. However, extensive mobile phone and texting use may be harming teens' communication skills, vocabulary, writing ability, and contributing to issues like sleep deprivation and failing grades. While texting provides benefits like multitasking and fun social interaction, it can also replace face-to-face communication and distract students in the classroom.