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Y0sh1 :
tsk. TO ALL STRICT SCHOOLS: Do you really think we are robots? Do you think we have no feelings, no voice, and no right to be heard? We are students, but we are also human beings. We are not machines built only to obey rules without question. We are not objects to be controlled. We are young people trying to learn, grow, and understand the world. The stricter the school becomes, the more it crushes the minds of students. When schools care more about control than understanding, students lose confidence, creativity, and motivation. Too much strictness does not make students smarter — it makes them afraid. It makes them silent. It makes them feel like every mistake is a crime and every opinion is a problem. A school should be a place where students are guided, not oppressed. It should be a place where we are encouraged to think, speak, create, and become better people. But when rules become too harsh, school starts to feel less like a place of learning and more like a place of punishment. That is not education. That is control. Students need respect, not fear. Students need support, not constant pressure. Students need freedom to express themselves, freedom to ask questions, and freedom to be human. If schools continue to treat us like we are less than human, then they are destroying the very intelligence they claim to build.
2026-06-29 06:03:14
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larslours_ :
We should implement a rule where in the morning before class starts, the phone must be surrendered and will only be given at dismissal.
2026-06-29 10:02:03
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｡:ﾟCyrusﾟ:｡ :
Its so unfair/unacceptable Why phones should be ban in school? if no phones allowed in school,how can we contact our parents? how can we call emergency? It makes no point at all.And once we got confiscated,it will return at the end of the school year? Thats too much.Phones should be allowed in school in some cases of emergency or contacts,without it,were now at risk.
2026-06-29 10:27:01
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ELLE :
I get the point, but what about their lives the moment they leave the school? Not all of them gets picked up, most of them are going home alone. What if may mangyaring hindi inaasahan?
2026-06-29 09:04:32
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mentally.ellee3 :
Ban din ba selpon ng teachers?
2026-06-29 07:48:24
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Raselbon :
Instead of increasing security, nag ban ng phones? Hindi immediate action yan, plain and simple katamaran lang.
2026-06-29 05:58:39
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juv :
What's ironic is that schools can act immediately when it comes to banning phones, but when students ask for better security, anti-bullying measures, or improvements in education, suddenly there's hesitation. It's easier to confiscate phones than to address the actual issues affecting students.
2026-06-29 13:33:37
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user1826103 :
tsk. TO ALL STRICT SCHOOLS: Do you really think we are robots? Do you think we have no feelings, no voice, and no right to be heard? We are students, but we are also human beings. We are not machines built only to obey rules without question. We are not objects to be controlled. We are young people trying to learn, grow, and understand the world. The stricter the school becomes, the more it crushes the minds of students. When schools care more about control than understanding, students lose confidence, creativity, and motivation. Too much strictness does not make students smarter — it makes them afraid. It makes them silent. It makes them feel like every mistake is a crime and every opinion is a problem. A school should be a place where students are guided, not oppressed. It should be a place where we are encouraged to think, speak, create, and become better people. But when rules become too harsh, school starts to feel less like a place of learning and more like a place of punishment. That is not education. That is control. Students need respect, not fear. Students need support, not constant pressure. Students need freedom to express themselves, freedom to ask questions, and freedom to be human. If schools continue to treat us like we are less than human, then they are destroying the very intelligence they claim to build.
2026-06-29 13:01:30
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Юкиосиноо :
eh that sounds stupid ngl
2026-06-29 06:46:18
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⋆｡˚꒰ঌ Queenzy ໒꒱˚｡⋆ :
bawal nga din smart watch ko ih..
2026-06-29 07:24:50
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Eerised :
the school has no intension to bring each and every student home safe and sound? i hope they have free landline service for every student to call their parents for emergencies and go home and there is a receptionist stuck with that phone line to answer any calls from any parents for personal inquiry, reminders, update kid'a status, send money for any needs, meet up for food or any forgotten school related issues
2026-06-29 11:27:50
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You Don’t Know Me :
I thinks that’s too much. There’s already a DepEd Order about the phone use, it’s in DO 006, 2026. As an adviser, this is my third year of collecting the phones of my students. They surrender the phones before the first subject and may use only if their teachers allow them to (if needed). I also allow them to use it on lunch breaks.
2026-06-28 11:48:59
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kylemesaa :
omfg, bakit nanaman, Pano magchachat ibang bata na Kung nasan Sila, omfg
2026-06-29 07:34:33
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Marvin Dangoy Gulane :
as someone who will never be a parent i wouldnt know the side of the parents but as someone who was once a student i think it would be best for any basic phone to be given to kids. but surrendered to the homeroom teacher and would only be given after school day.
2026-06-29 02:55:42
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LENE౨ৎ𓆉 ๋๋࣭𓆝⭒๋𐙚 :
Why no bringing phone on school?? what if there's a Emergency???? And why not just collect before start class then give it back after class??? like bruhh were not a Robots
2026-06-29 09:40:14
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breadfannice :
school is slowly getting pressure students need things to entertain not to bored and students are not robots students are not always dedicated to education they are always in pressure of the assignments projects all of the things its all getting stricter and the phones are private property just take it for a day or ask an parent to come to get it and dont keep it for a year students are not robots schools are getting more stricter and stricter and more pressure
2026-06-29 08:15:03
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notaprettigurl :
WE ARE NOT IN OLD ERAS ANYMORE
2026-06-29 02:55:49
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Jerk :
POSSIBLE. Nakatapos kami mga 80s, 90s kids na walang cp. Got my first phone, 3310, when I went to college na..
2026-06-28 14:53:02
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jhaz :
im sorry, AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR? no im not accepting this bro
2026-06-29 10:41:57
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†★°C_J°★† :
tsk. TO ALL STRICT SCHOOLS: Do you really think we are robots? Do you think we have no feelings, no voice, and no right to be heard? We are students, but we are also human beings. We are not machines built only to obey rules without question. We are not objects to be controlled. We are young people trying to learn, grow, and understand the world. The stricter the school becomes, the more it crushes the minds of students. When schools care more about control than understanding, students lose confidence, creativity, and motivation. Too much strictness does not make students smarter — it makes them afraid. It makes them silent. It makes them feel like every mistake is a crime and every opinion is a problem. A school should be a place where students are guided, not oppressed. It should be a place where we are encouraged to think, speak, create, and become better people. But when rules become too harsh, school starts to feel less like a place of learning and more like a place of punishment. That is not education. That is control. Students need respect, not fear. Students need support, not constant pressure. Students need freedom to express themselves, freedom to ask questions, and freedom to be human. If schools continue to treat us like we are less than human, then they are destroying the very intelligence they claim to build.
2026-06-29 09:29:18
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RODELYN PALADAN :
:tsk. TO ALL STRICT SCHOOLS: Do you really think we are robots? Do you think we have no feelings, no voice, and no right to be heard? We are students, but we are also human beings. We are not machines built only to obey rules without question. We are not objects to be controlled. We are young people trying to learn, grow, and understand the world. The stricter the school becomes, the more it crushes the minds of students. When schools care more about control than understanding, students lose confidence, creativity, and motivation. Too much strictness does not make students smarter — it makes them afraid. It makes them silent. It makes them feel like every mistake is a crime and every opinion is a problem. A school should be a place where students are guided, not oppressed. It should be a place where we are encouraged to think, speak, create, and become better people. But when rules become too harsh, school starts to feel less like a place of learning and more like a place of punishment. That is not education. That is control. Students need respect, not fear. Students need support, not constant pressure. Students need freedom to express themselves, freedom to ask questions, and freedom to be human. If schools continue to treat us like we are less than human, then they are destroying the very intelligence they claim to build.
2026-06-29 11:40:14
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JD🏀✝️ :
tsk. TO ALL STRICT SCHOOLS: Do you really think we are robots? Do you think we have no feelings, no voice, and no right to be heard? We are students, but we are also human beings. We are not machines built only to obey rules without question. We are not objects to be controlled. We are young people trying to learn, grow, and understand the world. The stricter the school becomes, the more it crushes the minds of students. When schools care more about control than understanding, students lose confidence, creativity, and motivation. Too much strictness does not make students smarter — it makes them afraid. It makes them silent. It makes them feel like every mistake is a crime and every opinion is a problem. A school should be a place where students are guided, not oppressed. It should be a place where we are encouraged to think, speak, create, and become better people. But when rules become too harsh, school starts to feel less like a place of learning and more like a place of punishment. That is not education. That is control. Students need respect, not fear. Students need support, not constant pressure. Students need freedom to express themselves, freedom to ask questions, and freedom to be human. If schools continue to treat us like we are less than human, then they are destroying the very intelligence they claim to build.
2026-06-29 11:34:46
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𝓐 ۶ৎ :
these rules are just stupid, what if a student needs to contact theyre parents? and parents shouldnt even agree to this. Its stupid to restrict phones, i mean i get it if its during class but confiscating it and returning it after the s.y? are they the ones buying our gadgets? we interact with our friends happily with or without our phones, we still get to talk about our days to our parents with our without our phones. And what? if a parent doesnt wish upon its rule they have to transfer? I'm just saying, this rule is so stupid. No child or teenager deserves this.
2026-06-29 07:45:15
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