Rethinking Classroom Cell Phone Policies, High-Tech Cheating and the Meaning of Google Glass
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In this segment, two camps face off on classroom cell phone policies. While some of our guests "just say no" to cell phones, others say cell phones are an asset in the classroom and Google Glass is going to be an even larger game changer. Learn more...
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John Owens is the author of Confessions of a Bad Teacher. Dr. Thornburg has worked in the field of education since 1981. Jessica Lahey is an educator who writes about parenting and education for the New York Times.
Lisa Nielsen is the author of the book Teaching Generation Text.