Re:Group of 17 London secondary schools join up to go smartp...
by vel0city on Monday June 17, 2024 @11:52AM
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Student planners are paper calendars and to do lists. One can have these things without a CPU, RAM, and a network connection.
Re:Group of 17 London secondary schools join up to go smartp...
by jfyi on Monday June 17, 2024 @11:50AM
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Can we be sure it's social media at all? Or is it a behavior issue? Does it matter if they are watching tiktok or mucking with a calendar if they aren't participating in class?
Enforcement will likely come down to don't do stupid shit with your phone or risk losing it. Ignoring class for a phone is stupid shit regardless of what's on the screen.
Re:Group of 17 London secondary schools join up to go smartp...
by bcrosby95 on Monday June 17, 2024 @12:04PM
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I think you underestimate how attractive socializing with your friends is. My niece's school uses chromebooks and they spend a lot of time using google chat with eachother during class.
Re:Group of 17 London secondary schools join up to go smartp...
by prmoustache on Monday June 17, 2024 @11:57AM
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There are enough offline alternative for that, including paper based. Although I keep telling her it can't possibly be good in the long term for her skin, my eldest daughter keeps writing her homework tasks on her skin.
Re:Group of 17 London secondary schools join up to go smartp...
by Mali- on Monday June 17, 2024 @11:37AM
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You're describing the improper use of any tool.
I would have liked to bring a penknife to school to sharpen pencils, but it's probably good that they were banned.
If I had a phone with calendar and a to do list, when at school, I might have fared better.