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Reply to "MCPS teachers - what would you tell parents in your class(es) if you could?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Parents of middle and HS students - your kids are on their cell phones way more than you think during school despite what they tell you. Please advocate for tougher cell phone rules in schools. Private schools are doing a much better job of enforcing cell phone rules and their kids are getting a better education because of it. Also, for high school, I don’t mind the early start but period 1 is a waste because kids are either half asleep or arrive late. If I was a high school parent I would advocate for a later high school start time. Many states have adapted to a later start time. I feel so bad for high school kids who look so tired in school but not much I can do about it. [/quote] THIS THIS THIS! I can't think of any two changes that would have a bigger impact on my students' success than this. Honestly, the biggest advantage kids may be getting from a private school education is the ability of privates to restrict phones in the classroom. -- public high school teacher whose child just graduated from a Catholic school.[/quote] The biggest advantage of private school is the ability to a) keep the size of the school at whatever level they choose and b)select all the students that attend such that you don’t actually have a large spectrum of learners. [/quote] And?[/quote]
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