This video was created for a Phi Theta Kappa project at Shelton State Community College. The topic is cell phone use in the classroom
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A number of high school students in Franklin County are in some hot water over what they apparently did on their cell phones.The victim said a friend sent him naked pictures of a classmate and he then forwarded that text.
Source: http://youtu.be/Sg-YLNdn-sA
Mike and Jennifer Wallerstein talk about cell phones in schools.
Source: http://youtu.be/JKQvp5LouaM
They can do it faster and more easily than ever before. But what’s most worrisome: Today’s students may not think cheating is wrong.
Let’s start with the facts.
According to a recent survey by Common Sense Media, 35% of teens use their cell phones to cheat.
And if you’re wondering how they do it:
If cheating’s gone high-tech, so have morals: 25% of teens consider the above actions “helping” not cheating.
When it comes to the Internet, 52% say they’ve engaged in some type of cheating.