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May 24, 2012
I agree with you
In the district where I am subbing, we are specifically told not to demand a student's phone. As you say, something could happen to it and you would be liable. Also, when you demand a student's phone, they are likely to act like a grizzly bear when someone tried to take her cub. You do not need a major confrontation that will disrupt the entire cla...See More
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