May 13
Confiscate
"The surface world contains nothing I cannot take." —The Lord of Atlantis
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Confiscate
"The surface world contains nothing I cannot take." —The Lord of Atlantis
Artist: Christopher Moeller TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
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"But I brought enough for the whole class!"
-Confiscate
Confiscate by Caroline Gariba
Say, Sherlock what is the most common sourse of methyl isocyanate? Asking for a friend
Sherlock: Thankfully, I’ve had use for this before.
John: You’ve WHAT-
Sherlock: It’s commonly found in pesticides, usually under the name of isocyanatomethane. I’ve done a few studies on its levels of toxicity.
John: Toxicity how?
Sherlock: A minute dosage can cause multiple organ failure. Wouldn’t do for murder, though.
John: …Sorry, what?
Sherlock: It leaves a very sharp scent behind. Easily identifiable- although, if you wished to burn the body, (which is a foolish endeavour) it would be far easier due to its high flammability.
John: I’m starting to think you might be a serial killer.
Sherlock: If anyone would like to know my perfect murder plan, I’d be happy to let you know!
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These are all great ideas for the classroom but I heard two stories that made me rethink confiscating cell phones. Let's just say one teacher ended up having to buy a student a new cell phone and the other teacher was accused of looking at the student's nudes on that student's own cell phone. All this because two teachers confiscated cell phones. I do not get it either, but I do know that I do not want to be either teacher. I also fear that a student might steal another student's cell phone. Like how do these teachers keep track? I see some with numbered pockets, even a cell phone jail (complete with an alarm), and containers with lids. But what if a student takes someone else's phone? I have a hard time telling my students to not take another student's SSR (Sustained Silent Reading) book off another class period's shelf (even though the books have a student's name and class period on the sticky note). Maybe I will try these one day. One day.
When I take a student’s phone
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