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Connecticut lawmakers approve bill for cell phone ban in schools — but critics argue that having different rules for adults and students is ‘not good role modeling at all’ (www.techradar.com)
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[–] MangoCats@feddit.it 2 points 8 hours ago

When a school principal sits across a meeting table with me and starts spouting "we have absolute zero tolerance for _______ here, that just does not happen on MY campus." I know that further logical, reasoned, evidence based conversation is pointless, at this point it's about bargaining and threats - what do they want from me, what unpleasantness can convince them that I can do to them? Anything "for the kids" is just a lie, and a joke to them.