Phone School
Jack SimonsI was a high school English teacher for 14 years. For the last 12 years I worked in what I've come to call a Phone School - any school that, against all logic, allows phone use in its classrooms. I'm here to discuss my experiences.
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17. On the Coverage of School Phone Bans
WHO Des Moines reporter Griffin Wright introduces a recent story on the phone ban at Des Moines Hoover High School. Wright called removing phones from schools a “no brainer” but never took a moment to ask why phones were ever allowed in Ame...
16. Summer Sign-Off
I work a ten month job, August through May. I’m preparing to spend a couple months working part-time for my kids’ daycare while working on my yard and chillin’ as much as possible. We have a weeklong trip to Michigan planned for July as wel...
15. Phones are bad, Books are good
A couple of months ago Jean M. Twenge published a Substack newsletter entitled “Are books dead? Why Gen Z Doesn’t Read.”
14. Wait, what's my job??
I have three jobs right now. I’m an Academic Support Coordinator at Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa. I also coach soccer for a local club and a local high school. In addition to this, I’ve recently served as an informal consultant to Des...
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A PHONE SCHOOL is a school that has no defined, comprehensive, consistently upheld and enforced phone policy; a school in which nearly all students are on phones at all times. I taught in one for 12 years. I need to tell anybody about it.
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