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Florida's school cellphone ban stokes controversy in Parkland
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I mean, how are they gonna call 911 when the school gets attacked?
Using thoughts and prayers. /s
Omg, I totally forgot about Jesus. “Dear Jesus, tell your dad to stop trying to kill me, since everything is his will”
Concepts of thoughts and tariffs.
Am I the only one that thinks those two words are self canceling?
I assume this is like the cell phone "ban" we had in our school when I was a kid. Which is the phones should never be seen during normal day to day. If there's an emergency then nobody is gonna tell you no.
Obviously kids are going to bring phones in anyways regardless of the ban.
I don't get why this isn't just what's being done instead of confiscating stuff
Don't take peoples personal stuff, just don't allow them to be used during a class
Because Florida can't do anything unless they get to piss people off.
I don't know how they're doing it in Florida. My kid's high school enacted a new phone policy this fall. Every classroom has either one large plastic storage bin, or smaller ones at each group table. When the kids arrive in class, they put their phones in the bins and they don't come out again until the end of class. Very simple, and from what I've heard from the teachers and students, reasonably effective. If there's an emergency they can be quickly accessed. Meanwhile, the teachers are all reporting a lot more student-to-student interaction, better attention, and less disruptions.
That would be showing too much initiative. GOP types don't like that. If the teacher can't call 911, the kids should really just lay down and accept their fate.
Just four years ago:
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, who is of the opinion that old people, ie those most at risk, should volunteer to die to save the economy.
But what if the shooter is trans? CHECKMATE!!!!