Phones in school

Honelako gehiago

Equity and Inclusive Education

Ioannou William‑k egina

Cyberbullying: 1. Social aggression towards a victim using a digital device 2. Intent to cause harm to the victim 3. Involves a real or perceived imbalance of power between the victim and perpetrator (Redmond et al., 2018)

Nadine Dunstone‑k egina

Self Awareness

Sandhu Mehtaab‑k egina

Chapter 1 Financial Statements

Alain Garrido‑k egina

Debatable Topics in Schools

Homework

Many kids don't see the value of busy work, rendering homework useless

Less sleep

Students don't have as much time to be kids

Learning time management and responsibility

Holding students accountable for being able to independently do the content presented in class

Homework can be a good review

Banning Books

Most books that are banned show contesting world views, which can be very insightful for young minds.

Parents can control what their children read, but that shouldn't restrict others.

The classroom is where children learn to be human beings. If they aren't exposed to the world in the classroom, they will ask questions and find things out for themselves outside of the safe environment we can provide them with a structured, meaningful classroom setting.

Parents have the right to decide what their students are exposed to.

Less parental backlash

Students won't be exposed to graphic, racist, or violent content

Phones in School

Distractions and cheating

Cyberbullying

Equity for students without phones

Cons:

Phones can be a lifeline in an emergency

Phones can be a useful tool

Pros: