ANOTHER brehette fights her teacher because she took her phone.

[Luke Cage]

It’s not phone taking. It’s a conditional release to enter the classroom. Every semester a teacher issues a syllabus. Put it in writing, and make it policy for the course. At the end of each period you get your phone back. It’s a one sized fits all thing. No one gets special privileges. No one takes priority. Teachers have to exercise control of their classrooms and if taking the phone out of the equation at the beginning and releasing it back to the student at the end keeps peace in the classroom it’s a win.

It’s a much better option than cutting Wi-Fi and shyt.

unless you got security pat down searches, they not surrendering their phones when they enter the classroom.
little kids not working with an honor system outside of that. they'll just say they don't have a phone and try to sneak it into class anyway.
and when you try to collect it then, they will be fighting anyway.

 

[Luke Cage]

Maaan, my Ole Lady is a Former teacher, and i ask her this SAME thing!

She says its illegal, once that kid leaves that class all Responsibility is in the teacher....

Bruh,i be asking ALL the questions....basically shyt be illegal to do the shyt we think should happen lol

Its illegal to send kids to principles office or detention? Since when? kids used to be escorted from class all the time when i was in school.

 

[Ziggiy]

What happens when the kid refuses to leave? They end up fighting the school officer and we gotta watch as people make a big ass deal about the malcontent being handled. I don’t have an answer. I don’t have a kid yet and I’m far removed from HS. Just happy I don’t gotta deal with these new nikkas

Fighting the school officer would be preferable to fighting to the TEACHER. The school officers are trained and paid to deal with such nonsense, the teachers are not.

At the end of the day its about the teacher doing what they can to keep order in the classroom, not have to play Ryu or Liu Kang. Kick those b*stards out and let security handle the rest

 

[Luke Cage]

Fighting the school officer would be preferable to fighting to the TEACHER. The school officers are trained and paid to deal with such nonsense, the teachers are not.

At the end of the day its about the teacher doing what they can to keep order in the classroom, not have to play Ryu or Liu Kang. Kick those b*stards out and let security handle the rest

i don't know why people are so opposed to such a simple solution. why do they want so much not to do things this way?

 

[Cereal_Bowl_Assassin]

Smart phones are a drug, the sooner we realize, this and take care of it the better off we will be as a whole

But I doubt anything will happen

 

[Yaboysix]

Its illegal to send kids to principles office or detention? Since when? kids used to be escorted from class all the time when i was in school.

Back in the day it that shyt used to work, now a days there's barely any staff to relieve a teacher to use the bathroom real quick let alone escort a disruptive kid to the principles office.

She also told me there are a legal amount of days a kid can be suspended, then they come back in 3 days and fukk up the whole class again.

 

[F*ckthemkids]

unless you got security pat down searches, they not surrendering their phones when they enter the classroom.
little kids not working with an honor system outside of that. they'll just say they don't have a phone and sneak it into class anyway.
and when you try to collect it then, they will be fighting anyway.

Ok? Sneak it into class and do exactly what with it? You know I have this policy in place. What are you gonna do? Use it? Probably not…you’re concealing it more because you dont want me to have it, not because you want to use it. When the day comes that you’re caught on it. Security will remove you and I will petition that you drop my class. There isn’t going to be a negotiation. No argument. No fight. You’re gone.

Kids are the way they are now because adults are negotiating with them. My way or the highway

 

[CP3.]

it's gotta be a better way to handle the phone in class issue. somebody should make an app where the data/texts goes out of service during classtime or somehow make the classes a bad service area

School shooters when this happens:

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

School shooters when this happens:

notice my block suggestion was regarding "data/text", not calls. if you trying to live stream your way through a school shooting you already lost
but no, i would leave the call option open. most people in general these days are scared af to actually talk over the phone. that might actually be a loophole to the whole "omg fcc makes signal jamming illegal" point

 

[Luke Cage]

Ok? Sneak it into class and do exactly what with it? You know I have this policy in place. What are you gonna do? Use it? Probably not…you’re concealing it more because you dont want me to have it, not because you want to use it. When the day comes that you’re caught on it. Security will remove you and I will petition that you drop my class. There isn’t going to be a negotiation. No argument. No fight. You’re gone.

Kids are the way they are now because adults are negotiating with them. My way or the highway

They already have a policy in place for no phones. you're literally changing nothing except expecting them to volunteer their phones at the beginning of class.
This not only doesn't solve the problem at all by will actually exastebate it, because the few kids who actually pay attention in class and are non disruptive, but still want to keep possession of their phones just as much as the bad kids, will now get into fights with the teacher when they forget to silence their phone and get a text nofitication blowing up their spot. now the teachers are fighting the bad kids and the well behaved kids.

 

[CP3.]

notice my block suggestion was regarding "data/text", not calls. if you trying to live stream your way through a school shooting you already lost

Text is still important in those situations though. No one wanna be having an audible conversation when they're hiding from a greasy haired cac with an assault rifle

This kind of behaviour is learned at home. Trash ass kids growing up to be trash ass parents and the cycle repeats itself.

 

[Mike_Pipeson]

I work in chemical plants and refineries and have to put my phone in phone lockers all the time. Hell, just had mine confiscated when the permit we used explicitly said it was needed for the job. Security rolled up and I had to drive back with em to place my phone up.

Just like I heard in that last thread about this, people saying all the stupidest shyt. fukk them kids and them phones and the parents talmbout they wanna be in contact with their kids.

Simple solution is to block all student cell phones and if parents need to contact them, bring back carrier pigeons

 

[F*ckthemkids]

They already have a policy in place for no phones. you're literally changing nothing except expecting them to volunteer their phones at the beginning of class.
This not only doesn't solve the problem at all by will actually exastebate it, because the few kids who actually pay attention in class and are non disruptive, but still want to keep possession of their phones just as much as the bad kids, will now get into fights with the teacher when they forget to silence their phone and get a text nofitication blowing up their spot. now the teachers are fighting the bad kids and the well behaved kids.

Why would a behaved kid do that? Behaved kids comply with policy. Behaved kids actually have investment in the course and want to get the best out of it. Phone goes off…apology is made. Box comes out. You get it back at the end of class.

See what we’re doing here is tap dancing around the issue. The only kids fighting this are the disruptive ones. I’d be willing to bet that in the particular situation ITT the teacher and child had static before this even started.

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

Text is still important in those situations though. No one wanna be having an audible conversation when they're hiding from a greasy haired cac with an assault rifle

This kind of behaviour is learned at home. Trash ass kids growing up to be trash ass parents and the cycle repeats itself.

well my point was for someone to actually create a product that takes all these new school factors into consideration...with possible work arounds for emergencies. no where in my point was there an idea to cut off all communications. its a tech issue and tech people deal with "what ifs" all day, so i know people are smarter than this by now. make a fn app for classrooms, its not rocket science.

 

[Luke Cage]

Why would a behaved kid do that?

Because they don't want to give up their phone. Same as any other kids.