Education reform refers to efforts aimed at improving and changing various aspects of the schooling system. These efforts focus on enhancing the quality, fairness, and safety of education by addressing policies, curricula, school environments, and support systems to better meet the needs of all students.
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A significant focus of education reform is ensuring safety and protection within schools. This includes measures to prevent violence, create secure learning environments, and implement bullying prevention policies to protect students and staff from harm.
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Education reform often involves calls for inclusivity in curricula, such as ensuring accurate representation of Black history. This aims to create a more fair and comprehensive educational experience that reflects diverse perspectives and histories.
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Education reform includes advocacy for policies like remote learning options, which allow flexibility in how education is delivered. This can help accommodate different student needs and circumstances, especially in times of crisis or for students who require alternative learning environments.
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I was sitting in class when my mom was trying to call me. She wanted to tell me that my grandma had just passed away from cancer. But I never got the call, because my phone was locked away in a Yondr pouch. When I got home, she broke down telling me that she couldn’t reach me in the moment she needed me most.
what if something happens?? so many school shootings and threats happen nowadays and students need their phones. they should be allowed to contact parents if something happens either in school or a personal issue. if anything teachers can take our phones during class and give them back after to use in hallways.
Are you going to be the one to look sobbing mothers in the face and tell them that their children couldn’t send their last words because phones are “too distracting” in schools?
It’s not the fact we can’t be on them in class it’s the fact we have to leave them powered off and in our backpacks and we can’t even bring them to the bathroom so if there was an emergency we couldn’t call for help
Not having phones during our free time feels more like a punishment mainly because we already have to focus on school what about the things going on around us?
I’m am appalled at Ryan Walter’s ignorant decision to enforce this in Oklahoma classrooms. Back in 2013, I attended a Catholic high school and in my senior year religion class, they even made it a point to explore the other religions of the world and we even took field trips to different temples and mosques. That is how to properly teach religious history. And it needs to be an elective! No one should have religious beliefs forced upon them!
As a student, and believer of Christ. I find this hard to approve. The word of God should be shared, and spread across to neighbours graciously. Not forced upon; that thought has never once crossed my mind. Religion is a choice and a style of life. Ryan Walters should not be in office if that means seeing my peers who are nonreligious, or any other religion who do not follow the same scriptures as us be handed the Bible as if it was homework. It is disrespectful and shouldn't be required. As much as I love the Lord, I also love the comfortability of others around me.
Forcing the Bible on children and teachers who may not subscribe to that faith in public schools is morally corrupt and inherently wrong, vile, and evil.
It is abhorrent what this man has done to our states education standards. He deserves life in prison but we will have to settle for removal from office