KQED's Forum Should Students be Allowed Cell Phones in School?
Sep 19, 2024
Diego Ochoa, a superintendent in San Mateo-Foster City School District, and Maximus Simmons, a junior at Oakland High School, dive into the hot topic of cell phone policies in schools. They discuss California's impending legislation on restricting cell phone use and share insights from students and educators about its impact on concentration and engagement. Ochoa emphasizes the benefits of phone-free environments, while Simmons highlights student perspectives on the balance between tech use and classroom focus. Together, they explore the complex role technology plays in education today.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Rethinking Cell Phone Use in Schools
03:01 • 10min
Exploring the Debate on Cell Phone Usage in Schools
13:16 • 2min
Navigating Cell Phone Policies in Schools
15:19 • 10min
Navigating Cell Phone Use in School Emergencies
24:57 • 9min
The Debate on Cell Phone Policies in Schools
33:38 • 2min
Balancing Technology in Education
35:24 • 12min
The Impact of Technology on Student Learning and Mental Health
47:23 • 2min
Cell Phones and Student Engagement
49:29 • 4min
Exploring Cell Phone Policies in Educational Settings
53:12 • 3min