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I'm a California teacher who thinks phone use in classrooms is a big problem. I'm not convinced a new law will solve it.

California's new law requires schools to limit smartphone use, aiming to reduce distractions and improve student focus.

Teacher Joelle Clark highlights the challenges of smartphone policies in classrooms, emphasizing the need for consistency.

Teachers Are Revealing The Realities About Students That Parents Need To Know

Parents must actively engage in their children's upbringing and accept hard truths regarding their behavior and learning.

Children today struggle with basic skills due to device dependency, lack of authority structure, and inadequate human interaction.

Teacher defends not allowing her students to use the bathroom whenever they want

Teachers often restrict bathroom access to manage classroom situations and teach self-control,

Teachers Are Revealing The Realities About Students That Parents Need To Know

Parents must actively engage in their children's upbringing and accept hard truths regarding their behavior and learning.

Children today struggle with basic skills due to device dependency, lack of authority structure, and inadequate human interaction.

Teacher defends not allowing her students to use the bathroom whenever they want

Teachers often restrict bathroom access to manage classroom situations and teach self-control,

#ai-in-education

AI is still a double-edged sword in the classroom

AI's integration in education poses challenges and opportunities for both students and educators.

Only a small percentage of teachers see AI as a net positive in classrooms.

Does A.I. Really Encourage Cheating in Schools?

Increased concerns about student cheating relate more to perceptions rather than actual rates of plagiarism, which have stayed consistent before and after A.I. tools.

AI is still a double-edged sword in the classroom

AI's integration in education poses challenges and opportunities for both students and educators.

Only a small percentage of teachers see AI as a net positive in classrooms.

Does A.I. Really Encourage Cheating in Schools?

Increased concerns about student cheating relate more to perceptions rather than actual rates of plagiarism, which have stayed consistent before and after A.I. tools.

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School Cellphone Bans Have Buzz, but May Be Hard to Enforce

Success of cellphone bans in schools depends on detailed implementation and consideration of practical situations.

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