According to Pew Research Center, 77% of US adults now support in-classroom phone bans for middle and high school students, marking the second consecutive year that support...
It’s not a lazy solution, it’s literally the solution to most things. Nobody said to throw money at it, it has been a common point to fund teachers better. A better society is an educated society.
Not to offend but I don’t really take you being a substitute teacher as a professional opinion. I’m a chef, I understand the mass ignorance in my sector. I have friends in IT who lament the mass ignorance in their sector. A professional opinion on these kinds of overarching matters isn’t good enough.
Wrapping a school in a faraday cage is a ridiculous solution when funding teachers is a solution that covers multiple issues schools face. And there is a way around it. Kids will find it. You can easily slap one device connected by cable to another outside of the cage and it becomes useless. It’s not a solution.
It’s not a lazy solution, it’s literally the solution to most things. Nobody said to throw money at it, it has been a common point to fund teachers better. A better society is an educated society.
Not to offend but I don’t really take you being a substitute teacher as a professional opinion. I’m a chef, I understand the mass ignorance in my sector. I have friends in IT who lament the mass ignorance in their sector. A professional opinion on these kinds of overarching matters isn’t good enough.
Wrapping a school in a faraday cage is a ridiculous solution when funding teachers is a solution that covers multiple issues schools face. And there is a way around it. Kids will find it. You can easily slap one device connected by cable to another outside of the cage and it becomes useless. It’s not a solution.