LogFAQs > #955257694

Nope, correctly ascribing.

No, you made up a literal straw man about me, and assigned whatever attributes you wanted to me.

A lot of these bans are several years old so if anything the trend will actually reverse as adults become more tech-savvy and become able to regulate devices better.

So do you think it's beneficial for students to bring whatever "Smart Devices" they have from home to distract themselves from whatever the Teacher is teaching to the students at the moment?

Or would you rather remove the temptation for said student to bust their "Smart Devices"?

I mean, do you actually think these current kids who grew up in a smartphone filled world will decide to ban them when they become adults?

You'll be surprised as people change when they become adults and realize how distracting certain technologies are.

You're absolutely delusional if you think so. The out of touch tech-illiterate boomers who made these rules will die out and be replaced by the current kids who will become adults who actually know how to properly use technology.

Right, because technology will magically fix everything about education in the classroom.

That's your solution to things, because you know better then those teachers who have experienced these problems in the classroom.

What will you do about students who pay more attention to whatever they bring into the classroom, then on whatever the teacher is teaching?

Doesn't matter if it's a "Personal Smart Device" or any other item, trinket, gadget, book, magazine, etc.

Wrong.

Says the person who labels others when they don't know jack squat about them.


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