From the Author ^ “Ipod”

       My story™

Many students Find themselves concentrated in school quite nicely, but I’m an artistic child, and so are many of my friends, music helps me express myself.  There are many stories of segregation and controversy against the commonly know Ipod, and apple Microsoft Mp3 player, they cost in the price range of 75$ to about 400$. Now I leave said prices and glory aside, to tell you my story, a behind the scenes encounter of myself and my friends ^.^

Every period in the school day consists of work. studying. and more work. If you were to ask any teen who encounters the avereage seven period school day they would share and complain about all of the rules. I myself happen to be a true rebel at heart, sleeping, wearing hats and yes,  u bet using my Ipod nano during class. It was captured by the evil forces, the true dark side-the almighty school teachers, about 7 times, hence plural in the word teachers. I found that the parent teacher meetings about it were outrageous, especially just to obtain it back, and so did several of my friends, as they have been victims of this mutinous act. When a successful student sitting in class they have to pay attention to succeed, I understand it is the rules and they are there to create a steady and healthful learning environment for the children, if there were no rules I admit all schools would epic fail, but the Ipod rule and the hat rule are both rules that fall under the respect guidelines. I don’t get it if you cannot wear a hat, because it is distracting and disrespectful then why are we aloud to wear clothes, backpacks even, these things express our personality, if i wanted to be disrespectful i would wear something intense like a Homer Simpson suit, or come to school dressed as Hitler. It is however a theory that Ipods are bad for your health, the radiation, and that the ear buds can hurt your ears when used wrong. All of this information I shared does not necessarily put me on the pro Ipod side, because the evidence against Ipods is very conclusive and strait to the point, the argument pro Ipod would not in any form be brief unless you wanted to say that you wanted an Ipod and you need it to survive, or it makes you look cool, and almost everything else would be run-on or bias. 

Truth is it is a giant war, that needs to be won. The teaching forms that are established against the Ipods are ridiculous, most of the teachers have an Ipod and are just going with the flow, I’m not even going to go there with cell phones.

I would be happy to hear your opinion on this controversial issue. =]

Coming to schools near you.. dun. dun. dun.