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Reply to "WaPo: Students can’t get off their phones. Schools have had enough."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The issue of teacher safety is really important but I don't see what it has to do with cell phone policies. If you're saying you can't have a cell phone policy because kids might get violent if someone tries to enforce it, then you're essentially saying you can't have any rules or expectations whatsoever. Just let kids do whatever they want. [/quote] This is not a "if scenario." Teachers ARE getting assaulted over trying to enforce cell phone bans. It is a reality. So what do you propose MCPS do to prevent it from happening? Cause until you solve for that, many teachers will smartly make the decision that enforcing the ban is not worth their safety and wellbeing.[/quote] What do teachers do when kids get mad over other things? Surely they have a way to deal with it. IT's not that hard to piss off teens and access to phones is just one of a million things to set them off. Or do you suggest we let these kids do whatever they want? Is that safe????[/quote] The cell phone has a special hold over kids because it's an addiction. Have you ever tried to separate an addict from their substance of choice? It's not pleasant. Read up: https://www.understood.org/en/articles/screen-time-over-can-child-stop https://brisbanekids.com.au/how-to-stop-screen-rage-attacks/ [/quote]
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