David Taylor
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But now we added all this other stuff in, but it just causes more—
exposure and more problems sometimes, right?
So, no, I don't want to take it all away, but there's really no good way other than to play whack-a-mole, right?
It's continuous struggle.
It's either all on or all off.
The pro list would be
50 times as long as the con list.
But if you, you know, you weight it, like maybe a weighted average, since I'm a math teacher, the 50 to 5 ratio wouldn't really matter.
They'd almost be equal, right?
The things that are bad about it is that it interrupts their learning.
It's a distraction.
It's temptation.
It's a way for them to escape from the reality of whatever it is that they are actually dealing with.
It's just a challenge.
I don't want to teach without it.
You know, but it's just so hard.
I mean, as an educator, yes, it's worth it.
As a parent, I wasn't sure all the time.
But that's the type of world that we live in anymore, right?