Redbone
Well-Known Member
in which regard? our feeling of it being better?
In the sense of that as long as it doesn't invovle them they have no opinion one way or the other.
I suppose it is taught in schools as in this example; the teachers at a local school have a policy handed down that said that since laptops were given to the kids by the federal gov't the school could not take them from the kids. So they "allow" the kids to be on FB durimg class! This also applies to phones. When I was growing up my geometry teacher would fling a piece of chaulk/ eraser at you if you were'nt paying attention or heaven help you if you were trying to talk!
If the federal gov't wants to teach the kids that the feds let them surf/ chat during class what are they going to learn? not geometry!
I will ask her to retell the situation as it was during our lunch and their was 6 of us talking, but I'm pretty sure I have the basic premise right. She has 3 high schoolers, of which 2 are great students.