Josh Freed: We take cellphones from students but not from ourselves
Cells in school are really a microcosm of a larger social phenomenon that affects us all.
Source: montrealgazette.com
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Cells in school are really a microcosm of a larger social phenomenon that affects us all.
“What we want is for our children to be 100 per cent concentrated in their classes,” says Education Minister Bernard Drainville.