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Old 28-03-2011, 12:02   #12
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Re: NASUWT teaching union attacks school phone powers

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
Why would the pupils feel the need to have a mobile on hand and switched on during lessons?
They are distracting to the pupil, and those that are trying to teach them, if they insist on using the in class.
Gawd knows we might all have liked a bit of distraction during lessons but that ain't the point of being in school.
If the school decides that staff have found pupils' use of mobiles detrimental to the lesson and then it's good to damand that they are all switched off.
The 'searching' for them is plain wrong.
Let's remember that footage of staff has been recorded by pupils for good or bad - staff are aready showing dust and small stones as fast as they can go.
The matter should be taken up by senior management.
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