Teen Cell Phone Contract DOC Form

Departments of education and school districts always have to make decisions about what to include in their curriculum.  There are a lot of life skills that people need that aren't taught in school.  The question is should those skills be taught in schools?I teach high school, so I'll talk about that.  The typical high school curriculum is supposed to give students a broad-based education that prepares them to be citizens in a democracy and to be able to think critically.  For a democracy to work, we need educated, discerning citizens with the ability to make good decisions based on evidence and objective thought.  In theory, people who are well informed about history, culture, science, mathematics, etc., and are capable of critical, unbiased thinking, will have the tools to participate in a democracy and make good decisions for themselves and for society at large.  In addition to that, they should be learning how to be learners, how to do effective, basic research, and collaborate with other people.  If that happens, figuring out how to do procedural tasks in real life should not provide much of a challenge.  We can't possibly teach every necessary life skill people need, but we can help students become better at knowing how to acquire the skills they need.  Should we teach them how to change a tire when they can easily consult a book or search the internet to find step by step instructions for that?  Should we teach them how to balance a check book or teach them how to think mathematically and make sense of problems so that the simple task of balancing a check book (which requires simple arithmetic and the ability to enter numbers and words in columns and rows in obvious ways) is easy for them to figure out.  If we teach them to be good at critical thinking and have some problem solving skills they will be able to apply those overarching skills to all sorts of every day tasks that shouldn't be difficult for someone with decent cognitive ability  to figure out.  It's analogous to asking why a culinary school didn't teach its students the steps and ingredients to a specific recipe.  The school taught them about more general food preparation and food science skills so that they can figure out how to make a lot of specific recipes without much trouble.  They're also able to create their own recipes.So, do we want citizens with very specific skill sets that they need to get through day to day life or do we want citizens with critical thinking, problem solving, and other overarching cognitive skills that will allow them to easily acquire ANY simple, procedural skill they may come to need at any point in their lives?

You got a phone call from someone — but you don't recognize the number? Spokeo's phone number lookup service can help find out whose phone number it is.Just enter the phone number to search Spokeo's enormous telephone directory. Successful searches show the owner's name, location, time zone, email address and other public profile datainformation.Unlike traditional white pages, where you look up someone by their name to get their phone number, this works the other way around. When using a reverse phone number lookup tool, you give a tel. number and find out who calls from that number. It's something like a universal Caller-ID lookup.Spokeo is an easy to use tool for making a reverse phone lookup when you find a lost cell phone. It also allows you to spot telemarketers.

Which App. The App will display a form or similar image on the phone’s screen, and then you use the touch screen on the phone to select the field you want or scroll the page up or down (or even side to side). When you select a field that allows text to be entered, the phone will normally display an on-screen keyboard on the lower part of the screen that allows characters to be entered into the field.Once the form or whatever is complete, you can normally scroll to the point where the Enter/Send/Confirm (or whatever) button is displayed. Tap the button and the App does the next stage for you, such as sending a form to a website.Apps such as calculators tend to offer their own keyboard and the image that is displayed is purely a set of buttons. Each button performs the action shown.

If you have software on your phone that is sending data to a third party whom may be spying on you it may or may not be obvious, or it may not even be detectable but is very possible. There are some available options that can be installed on someones smart phone in mere seconds, without any special root access required. One particular application migrates entirely to the phones memory effectively hiding 100% of it’s existence from any prying eyes. And it’s only a one time payment of $70 away from anyone who may want to spy on you.This particular software forwards all your activity to a cloud server to be remotely accessed, voice calls, images and even video streaming in real time using the phone’s camera. The good news in this situation is although you may not be able to detect the software itself, you should be able to see the data itself and the IP it’s going to.What you’ll need:A) Wireshark Packet Sniffing software (open source, free)B) WiFi adapter that allows packet injection /promiscuous mode. Any of these chipsets will work, there are several manufactures that will work. [TP-Link, TP-Win, Alfa. ( I personally recommend the Alfa AWUS036NH $32 new $18 used on amazon)1. Atheros AR92712. Ralink RT30703. Realtek RTL8187LC.) A wifi capable router (an additional router, get at thrift store for a few bucks)How to (Router):Connect the second routers WAN/Internet port to an open LAN port of your current router. If you don’t know how to access the configuration of the second router google is your friend, all routers are different so I can’t provide instructions for the basic setup, a quick google search of the model number should provide all the info you’ll need connect it to your current router (default gateway, subnet mask, DNS, WAN IP (will be the gateway IP of the main router) And give it a access point name (like “Pretty Fly For A WiFi” or whatever you think you’re neighbors will enjoy .) and secure password.Are you being spied on?Boot your PC, fire up wireshark and select the WiFi adapter that allows packet injection/pernicious mode “monitor mode” from the list of available options.If it’s the only connected network adaptor it should be obvious look for the data rate/ packet count activity in the list.If you have another wifi or ethernet card running also, there may be a couple showing active data rates, we just want to connect to the second router, not (ALL) or the main router.Now connect your smart phone to the “Pretty Fly For A Wifi” or whatever.At this point Wireshark may be displaying lots of stuff, these are the packets being sent from your phone, don’t worry about most of it, all we need to know is if your phone is sending data to a third party. Your phone should be sending a lot of packets to one IP address , the IP address of your service provider. Other less frequent IPs being connected should be apps connecting to their servers checking messages, sending your location etc.Send a quick email from your phone to someone and you should see it connect on wireshark. Every time you send an email it should show a connection to an IP address. If you have spy software installed you should see the same thing being sent to additional IP numbers. Send a text message, same thing applies, if you see duplicate packets keep going to a second IP you are probably being monitored .

There are several ways to track a mobile phone. Software,the most useless,reason being you need to have access to the target phone. Example. I feel like tracking my neighbours phone,he ain't gonna let me have his, her phone long enough to install software onto it. Also a virus scanner will detect it and notify you of it's existance.Another way. Hardware you can make yourself for approx £20 pounds. The draw back on this way is you only get one way conversation,txt. To do it properly using this way,you need a separate tracking device for EACH target phone. The best way is to use the actual networks involved. All you need for this is the IMEI. Oh i say IMEI,there is also two other ways built into mobile phones. Bluetooth,and WiFi. Both transmit serial numbers when in operation,just like your mobile transmits its serial when switched on or in use. There simply hardware addresses. And I can't say how to do that on here. Sorry it's illegal. As for changing a mobile phone IMEI,it's very easily done. The IMEI number is stored on a eeprom chip. Erasible,programmable memory chip. To do this depends upon the manufacturer make,model. You can do it with a simple code, or you may need a data cable or jig,and pc with the software on it. Companies like Nokia protect there's,you gotta be a service centre and pay for it .I.e pay for the license. Companies like Samsung,use mainly codes. Depends on the manufacturer. And the most hardest IMEI to change is iPhone s. Oh yes forgot. Cells track phones as soon as switched on,don't even need a SIM card to be tracked. Software is just snooping software,spyware. Hardware,tracking is when the phone is in use only. And a mobile device can NOT be tracked when switched off.

I will go through a few of the tell-tale signs that could let you know if your cell phone has spy software installed. Some of these indicators can be caused by other things so you need to use your judgment. Some SPY PROGRAM work very well and can only be detected by expert analysis but if your phone has several of the following signs you may have cause for concern .Odd Phone Behavior – look for any changes in your cell phones behavior. Does it suddenly light up when not in use; make random beeping noises, shutdown by itself or exhibit any other random behavior? All phones can do strange things from time to time but if this is happening on a regular basis it could be a sign that your phone is being accessed by hidden software.Battery Rundown – some spy software apps can increase the use of your battery so look out for any sudden changes in your battery life – does it need charging more often. Bear in mind that over time your cell phone battery life will diminish naturally, so you’re looking for any dramatic change. Some of the cheaper spy software programs will run your battery down quickly, however the more modern programs are designed to make less demand on the battery and are harder to spot.Phone Shuts down – does your phone regularly shut down by itself, even when the battery is charged? Some spy software can be quite buggy and is known to cause this.Background Noise – don’t get paranoid with this one is quite often this easily explained as a bad connection. If it is happening more than normal it could be another tell-tale sign. Look out for static, clicking, beeping or voices in the background. Some call listening and recording features can cause this background noise as they access your phone like a conference call.Receiving Unusual Texts – are you receiving strange text messages containing random numbers, symbols or characters? The remote control feature of spy software works by sending secret coded text messages to your phone and in some cases these can be seen – if the software is not working correctly. If this happens regularly you could have a spy app on your phone.Increased data Usage – have you noticed an increase in your normal data usage? Some of the less reliable Spy apps use extra data to send the information collected from your phone, so look out for any unexplained increase in your monthly data usage. There are several apps that can be used to monitor your data usage check out: MY DATA MANAGER – Android from Goggle Play and Data usage – for iPhone available from the Apple Store. Again, with the best spy software programs data usage has been reduced and will be almost impossible to spot – but the poor programs will show signNow data use.With all the above you are looking for sudden changes in your phones behavior that cannot be explained. Each of these on their own is not necessarily evidence of spy phone software, but if your phone shows signs of several of these, you could be a victim of spying.Be careful about mentioned point ,if any sign came into picture then your mobile phone may be suffered by those SPY software tool.THANK you !!!!!

I was going through the newspaper and read this article in TOI.Vijaypat Singhania says son Gautam has reduced him to hand-to-mouth life.One of the country's richest men, who spent more than two decades dressing up the Indian male, is now broke, and by his own admission is living a "hand-to-mouth" existence. And he blames only one person for this - his son.Dr Vijaypat Singhania, who built Raymond Ltd into one of the largest apparel brands in the country before handing over the business to his son Gautam, is today a bitter man residing in a rented row house in south Mumbai's upscale Grand Paradi society.Source: Vijaypat Singhania says son Gautam has reduced him to hand-to-mouth life - Times of IndiaWell looks like the news is true though we know just once side of the story. But still I feel very disheartening and sad. A father does so much for his kids and sons just dont take care of their aging father. I cannot even image how can a child can do something like this.Reading the article made me think that when this is happening in such a rich family then it may be happening almost everywhere.I don’t understand that why the kids dont understand that what goes around comes around. So in future their own kids would do the same thing.

By the time I suspected myself to be on the spectrum, I was turning 29 and about to get married. I also had (and still have) a stable career.This is a long entry but please make it to the end when I tell you how I coped.What traits did I display?Social awkwardnessI had difficulty fitting in as an adolescent. I couldn’t understand subtle non verbal cues. I kept very much to myself. In middle school- I just went for classes, studied, and came home. Did not mix around.In high school, we more or less had to mix. There were many class and school events and I struggled very hard to fit in.In high school people would also gossip about how this person did something objectionable, or talk about subtle interpersonal politics. A single word, a slight change in tone of voice, a simple gesture could all mean signNow things to these other people. I couldn’t get it, for the life of me. I do now.Very rigid adherence to schedules and habitsAs mentioned, I’d go to school and come home. I’d spend my time doing homework or kicking a small ball around my living room. I never thought of breaking that schedule, go hang out with friends etc.Once in college, my friends wanted to go eat dinner after watching a movie. I told them I had to go home and run because that was scheduled. I remember sounding very intense as I said that, and they looked a little unnerved. I think they thought I was weird. (Luckily some of us still keep in touch)Extreme sensitivity to noiseI’m quite ashamed to say I fly into a rage whenever there is signNow noise distraction. I couldn’t work in the hospital wards because my phone would keep ringing and that disrupted the tempo of my work. I’d pick up the phone and be nasty to nurses on the other end. Paediatrics posting was a nightmare. I couldn’t work with all these kids screaming. Post night shift, and I’d doze off in the cab, the sound of children crying ringing in my ears.I was absolutely murdered during my first Accident and Emergency posting because I couldn’t handle the multitasking, and verbal instructions flying from left, right, centre.Once I was filling in a death cert at 5am in the morning and the nurses had turned on the radio very loud. I had to tell them to switch it off. I opted for a career in the ambulatory healthcare setting. It’s a more quiet and organised environment. People go to your office instead of you running about. I adapt much, much better in that setting.Narrow interestsI like classical music and some rock music. I was resistant to listening to pop songs during my teenage years and obviously that compounded my social isolation.I did not like computer games like Counterstrike, L4D or DOTA, All my life I’ve only played two computer games repeatedly- Football manager and Age of Empires.I have a profound interest in history, more specifically Chinese and Roman history. I read a lot of Tolkien and was once also into Middle Earth history. Obviously these interests do not help you in a normal social setting. When people ask me about my hobbies, I just say I run.Stereotypical body movements and other quirksMy wife say when I’m angry I make a certain turning movement with my trunk, and I clear my throat loudly.I talk to myself a lot.As a child if I touched something with my left hand, I HAD to touch it with my right hand, in the exact same way, with the exact same force. My mother noticed this in both myself and my father.Also during childhood, I had to smell everything. That kinda freaked my classmates out.I do not display the latter two traits now.ClumsinessI am bloody clumsy. Full stop. My wife gets exasperated when I make a mess in the kitchen or dining room, though I never intended so. I make a poor chef’s assistant and sometimes she has to tell me to leave!What exactly did I experience?Profound isolationI just felt very lonely throughout adolescent years. These feelings still plague me occasionally in adulthood. Although I couldn’t put it in words, I had that perception that no one could understand or relate to me.How did I cope?My family or I never realised I had a problem big enough to seek a therapist. They may have noted some unusual, behaviour, but no official help was sought.I learnt social skillsFortunately, I have average to above average intelligence, so I used it to acquire social skills. Being thrown into the rough and tumble of high school, medical school, the army, the healthcare system- it makes you man up. I learnt the importance of non verbal cues. I learnt that not ALL details need to be accounted for when explaining something. From my wife, I learnt how to respond to the needs of another individual.I have definitely learnt to be professional when dealing with colleagues. And to read between the lines when finding out what exactly they want or need.I learnt how to speak to patients in a more engaging way.These are elementary to neurotypicals, I know. For me, these skills I’ve learnt do NOT remain instinctive. They are coping mechanisms I have acquired cognitively, the same way you learn biology or astronomy.However I still remain very sensitive to noise.I learnt to break my habitsWhen you follow a routine, you fall into a rut. Sometimes, I’d force myself to go to another restaurant, or watch another movie. Or vary my workout routine. In the past, all I’d do was to jog, jog, jog. Now I have taken on high intensity interval training (HIIT) and weights training.I’ve learnt how to use credit cards, without chalking up any debt of course.I get along fine with my current colleagues, much better than I did with my peers many years ago. I’d spot a group of friends and join in a conversation. I’d go for lunch with colleagues whenever the time affords it. These are things I’d never imagine myself doing 10 years ago.In retrospect, I probably had only a mild form of autism, seeing that I developed adequate coping mechanisms without seeing any therapist. I think life would be much tougher for those with a more severe form, or with intellectual disability.

Kids and teens age 8 to 18 spend an average of more than seven hours a day looking at screens. The new warning from the AHA recommends parents limit screen time for kids to a maximum of just two hours per day. For younger children, age 2 to 5, the recommended limit is one hour per day.

It was earlier discussed that cell phone rules for 13-14 year-olds imply at most 2 hours a day. Now, it's not so important the amount of screen time as its quality. Don't hesitate to talk over the reasons why you put limitations in place.

The new warning from the AHA recommends parents limit screen time for kids to a maximum of just two hours per day. For younger children, age 2 to 5, the recommended limit is one hour per day. Research has linked screen time with an increased amount of sedentary behavior in children and teens.

In my view, The American Academy of Pediatrics should expand its recommendation of screen time limits to school-age children and teens, making it clear that two hours a day is a guideline with flexibility for special circumstances.

Help kids find space for face-to-face conversations. Put phones down during key conversation times such as dinner or car rides. Model the manners and behavior you want to see. Avoid texting in the car. ... Charge kids' phones in your room at night. ... Establish consequences for problematic phone use.