2013-01-02, 04:41 AM
I agree with MasPan in that it's too early to be giving an iPhone to a kid at that age.
However, since it was done, I agree with just about all of those rules. Most, if not all, of those rules deal with concepts that people should have taken to heart a long time ago. For example, not being rude when someone is talking to you and pulling out your phone and doing pomegranate on it. There's also no need to bring a phone to school either, as school has phones out the ass that every student has access to if the need arises. Kids who bring phones to school aren't using them what they are meant to be used for. Not only that, the risk factor of it getting destroyed is excessively higher than if they didn't.
Honestly I don't see one rule I don't agree with, and hell, when most of us got our first phones, it was almost exactly the same ruleset. The only difference is that we didn't get it in writing.
The best one is definitely,
However, since it was done, I agree with just about all of those rules. Most, if not all, of those rules deal with concepts that people should have taken to heart a long time ago. For example, not being rude when someone is talking to you and pulling out your phone and doing pomegranate on it. There's also no need to bring a phone to school either, as school has phones out the ass that every student has access to if the need arises. Kids who bring phones to school aren't using them what they are meant to be used for. Not only that, the risk factor of it getting destroyed is excessively higher than if they didn't.
Honestly I don't see one rule I don't agree with, and hell, when most of us got our first phones, it was almost exactly the same ruleset. The only difference is that we didn't get it in writing.
The best one is definitely,
Quote:18. You will mess up. I will take away your phone. We will sit down and talk about it. We will start over again. You & I, we are always learning. I am on your team. We are in this together.It's outlining the exact punishment for making a mistake, and it's not very harsh either. I don't see any issue with this at all.