The educational management problem behind the mobile phone jammer incident

At Port Hardy Secondary School in British Columbia, Principal Steve Gray sparked widespread discussion for using a signal jammer to reduce students' use of mobile phones in class. This incident not only reveals some complex problems facing the current educational environment, but also prompts us to reflect on the balance between school management and student rights.

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Background of the problem

With the popularity of smartphones, the problem of students using mobile phones in class is becoming increasingly serious. cell phone jammerAlthough the school clearly prohibits the use of mobile phones in class, many students still ignore the regulations and continue to use mobile phones. GPS jammerThis not only disrupts classroom order, but also poses a huge challenge to teachers in management.

Wifi jammer

Principal's attempt

In order to deal with this problem, Principal Gray decided to take extreme measures. He bought a signal jammer from China, hoping to force students to stop using mobile phones in class by interfering with mobile phone signals. At first, this move seemed to have some effect, and students' mobile phones could not receive signals within the school.

Reaction and consequences

However, this move soon attracted the attention of students. After finding that their mobile phones suddenly could not be used within the school, the students began to suspect that someone was using a signal jammer. After several days of investigation, the students finally confirmed this speculation and quickly informed the relevant departments of the situation.