
What's funny about this is that I haven't noticed it. Sure, I'll see a couple of students using their phones, but it's pretty quick and I don't think it's a distraction. I am excited to address this with our students on Sunday. If you get a text at 9:45 a.m. from your friend who just got up, you can wait until 10:10 to let them know that you were up WAY BEFORE THEM! I also think it will be good for our students to start a discipline of not always having to multitask in every setting.
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I wish you luck on this. I'm often astounded by how cell phones seem to "rule" these students. So many of them don't even consider that waiting to answer a text is an option. There is such a sense of urgency regarding their texts.
Dave, I'll need you there to lay it down brother!
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