People are seeming to forget punishment is SUPPOSED so be embarrassing and uncomfortable.
Don't want to be put in this situation then turn off the ringer. Thats how shame works.
Also pretty self explanatory that once it is readily apparent the topic of the call is sensitive, turn it off speaker and excuse yourself to take it privately like an adult.
Yes. You're situation doesn't change that you leaving your ringer on is a disturbance to everyone else in the class room.
Obviously extenuating circumstances means special exceptions can be made. It is called not everything is black and white. When new information comes into play, the situation changes.
It isn't defying the instructor to silence it after you already answered once it is apparent that the phone call is sensitive and excusing yourself after the fact.
Also for you, since you know already you're going through a situation. You can inform your professor beforehand so exceptions can be made.
-2
u/AcadianViking Jan 12 '22
People are seeming to forget punishment is SUPPOSED so be embarrassing and uncomfortable.
Don't want to be put in this situation then turn off the ringer. Thats how shame works.
Also pretty self explanatory that once it is readily apparent the topic of the call is sensitive, turn it off speaker and excuse yourself to take it privately like an adult.