Watch as Pope John SHS students destroy their confiscated mobile phones in distress

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. 10 months ago

GOOD MOVE. STUPID STUDENTS. THE GIRLS ARE WORSE

GOOD MOVE. STUPID STUDENTS. THE GIRLS ARE WORSE
Simeon London 10 months ago

How could that be a good Move?

Sense move by school authorities. You could have placed restrictions on site they could access. Or at least hand it over to their parents. Technology is part of us now. You cannot take away t ...
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How could that be a good Move?

Sense move by school authorities. You could have placed restrictions on site they could access. Or at least hand it over to their parents. Technology is part of us now. You cannot take away technologies from this generation.
Stitches 10 months ago

Yeah that is a good move. These students are becoming too much to handle. There is one such student who is a girl that keeps calling my nephew all the time at midnight. I warned to report her at her school but she wouldn't ba ...
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Yeah that is a good move. These students are becoming too much to handle. There is one such student who is a girl that keeps calling my nephew all the time at midnight. I warned to report her at her school but she wouldn't badge. She wants her toto to be eaten.
Good sign 10 months ago

Indiscipline has taken over our second cycle schools. School heads need to take drastic measures to restore sanity in out youth.

Indiscipline has taken over our second cycle schools. School heads need to take drastic measures to restore sanity in out youth.
Ola 10 months ago

Why not simply confiscate the phones, and return them at the end of the term? Wanton destruction of such items smacks of envy. Two wrongs don't make a right.

Why not simply confiscate the phones, and return them at the end of the term? Wanton destruction of such items smacks of envy. Two wrongs don't make a right.
Coach 10 months ago

Crushing phones as a deterrent? Backed by which findings? How about mirroring the GES's shift in position - Tech is integral to this age & students are no exception.

Crushing phones as a deterrent? Backed by which findings? How about mirroring the GES's shift in position - Tech is integral to this age & students are no exception.
Kay from the Netherlands 10 months ago

It's hard time GES changes its stance on the usage of mobile phones in 2nd cycle schools. They can allow the usage of phone for an hour or two too enable students call their parents or search for information online. A total ...
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It's hard time GES changes its stance on the usage of mobile phones in 2nd cycle schools. They can allow the usage of phone for an hour or two too enable students call their parents or search for information online. A total ban on the usage of mobile phones is old fashioned. This could rather be regulated as these students need to be prepared to embrace the technological change in the world.

In the western world students are allowed to use phones outside learning hours. This doesn't affect their performance in school. "Woti awu a, woti awu". I admit staying in phone for too long may affect their performance though. The best is to regulated the usage of phones
NPP 38. 2% 10 months ago

In this 21st century?? this is stupidity in the highest level, then why bother them with stem education

In this 21st century?? this is stupidity in the highest level, then why bother them with stem education
FOYOOSIS 10 months ago

Smashing of the phones to destruction isn't sensible. Best thing to do is to confiscate the phones and give it to their parents.

After all, they will get to use the phones when they are back home from school

Smashing of the phones to destruction isn't sensible. Best thing to do is to confiscate the phones and give it to their parents.

After all, they will get to use the phones when they are back home from school
Jj 10 months ago

They could keep the phones ,then return them during holidays ,but not destroy them.

They could keep the phones ,then return them during holidays ,but not destroy them.

.com 10 months ago

It is a wrong decision because the internet operators have every authority to switch off the unwanted icons, leaving the others in use. Hon. Dr Apaak should ensure that early childhood and primary education programmes product ...
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It is a wrong decision because the internet operators have every authority to switch off the unwanted icons, leaving the others in use. Hon. Dr Apaak should ensure that early childhood and primary education programmes products from university write basic licesure exams and not shs licesure exams and have basic schools categories. Also basic schools placing special request for shs teachers during national service be stopped because the national service prepares such in-coming teachers minds and spirit for the challenges ahead which is higher than the basic environ.
Martin Kreisler 10 months ago

It is 'thoughtless' actions like this one, by school authorities, that instills a culture of vengeance & violence in students. It was a very counter productive idea, to make the students destroy their own phones with stones, ...
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It is 'thoughtless' actions like this one, by school authorities, that instills a culture of vengeance & violence in students. It was a very counter productive idea, to make the students destroy their own phones with stones, which could make them very angry and bitter. All they had to do was to sieze the phones in a civilised manner, and administer reasonable punishment that is acceptable in a civilised society. Dont be surprised if some of these affected students resort to acts of vengeance & violence upon graduation. This has happened in other schools in the past.
Why should they destroy their phones 10 months ago

Instead of allowing them to destroyed it they should have seized it and later must be restored to them if school vacate

Instead of allowing them to destroyed it they should have seized it and later must be restored to them if school vacate
Mohammed Awal Tahir 10 months ago

If by fooling make npp happy and afenyo makin happy then we are also happy to teach him a very nice lesson

If by fooling make npp happy and afenyo makin happy then we are also happy to teach him a very nice lesson
Adwenfi 10 months ago

Why is it that some don't know the time to do politics.... This forum talks on mobile phone being destroyed in SHS and u are talking about those Npp and Ndc stuffs...u need to grow up

Why is it that some don't know the time to do politics.... This forum talks on mobile phone being destroyed in SHS and u are talking about those Npp and Ndc stuffs...u need to grow up
Kobed 10 months ago

Ghana is in trouble because the people at the top are constantly making wrong decisions. Dismantling cellphones, dismantling excavators. Lord please supply some of our leaders with some WHITE MAN'S BRAIN

Ghana is in trouble because the people at the top are constantly making wrong decisions. Dismantling cellphones, dismantling excavators. Lord please supply some of our leaders with some WHITE MAN'S BRAIN
Ogyaooo ogya 10 months ago

The only solution is, if possible ges ensure that special sim card that do not access sensitive areas like porn etc are bought by parent for their ward. So if bad site are found on the phone the parent may be prosecute. So e ...
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The only solution is, if possible ges ensure that special sim card that do not access sensitive areas like porn etc are bought by parent for their ward. So if bad site are found on the phone the parent may be prosecute. So every parent enrolling their child go to telecos to buy special sim card for them to go to school.
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Raphael Abeam US 10 months ago

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