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I read a note here about helicopter parenting. In my own children's high school they have had this since middle school. Yes at the beginning there is some helicoptering.. but after that what it does is open conversation between parent and child. I like knowing where my kid is at in school, I don't want to know when it is too late. I feel in the end the iparent really works out well between parent and child. This also opens opportunity for parent to email teacher earlier than a parent teacher conference. Win Win both ways.

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I read a note here about helicopter parenting. In my own children's high school they have had this since middle school. Yes at the beginning there is some helicoptering.. but after that what it does is open conversation between parent and child. I like knowing where my kid is at in school, I don't want to know when it is too late. I feel in the end the iparent really works out well between parent and child. This also opens opportunity for parent to email teacher earlier than a parent teacher conference. Win Win both ways.

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I think each teacher should have a backup Chromebook and charger for when a student doesn't have a device or needs to charge. Too many students come to class needing to charge devices. Without the device, it is pretty much impossible to participate in class effectively.  In terms of my class policies, I discussed them with both parents and students at the beginning of the year. I use the policy in the handbook, but find that I am always policing in the classroom. There seems to be a disconnect between the handbook and that we shouldn't confiscate the student's property. 

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I think each teacher should have a backup Chromebook and charger for when a student doesn't have a device or needs to charge. Too many students come to class needing to charge devices. Without the device, it is pretty much impossible to participate in class effectively.  In terms of my class policies, I discussed them with both parents and students at the beginning of the year. I use the policy in the handbook, but find that I am always policing in the classroom. There seems to be a disconnect between the handbook and that we shouldn't confiscate the student's property. 

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There is a sad lack of continuity of expectations/discipline between different teachers

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I think student have to learn good internet etiquette. They will need to be able to have phone and laptops open in their future careers and should learn now how to avoid distractions and stay on track.  

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I think student have to learn good internet etiquette. They will need to be able to have phone and laptops open in their future careers and should learn now how to avoid distractions and stay on track.  

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During online quizzes and projects I stand behind the students.

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During online quizzes and projects I stand behind the students.

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I have clear expectations about proper use of devices in my class. They are listed in the Class Expectations and they are posted in the room. I still have many students trying to do homework, playing games, or reading/sending texts. Unless I am walking around the room, I am not able to see what they are on. They have learned to quickly close out the tabs as I walk towards them. I remind them that their class participation grade is negatively effected by their improper use. This sometimes solves the issue and sometimes doesn't. 

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I have clear expectations about proper use of devices in my class. They are listed in the Class Expectations and they are posted in the room. I still have many students trying to do homework, playing games, or reading/sending texts. Unless I am walking around the room, I am not able to see what they are on. They have learned to quickly close out the tabs as I walk towards them. I remind them that their class participation grade is negatively effected by their improper use. This sometimes solves the issue and sometimes doesn't. 

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Iparent is contributing to students being more concerned with grades then learning. Enabling the helicopter parents

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Iparent is contributing to students being more concerned with grades then learning. Enabling the helicopter parents

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Devices are less a problem that phones, but actually better than in past years

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Devices are less a problem that phones, but actually better than in past years

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Students can use their phones if they don't have their device. We use devices in my class everyday.

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Phones are generally a backup device if their regular device is not available.  Overall, most students ask appropriately to use their phones as a classroom device.

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Phones are generally a backup device if their regular device is not available.  Overall, most students ask appropriately to use their phones as a classroom device.

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Students should ideally have their devices charged, but in reality I have had to bring in some ac/adapters and extension cords and allow students to charge as they work

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Students should ideally have their devices charged, but in reality I have had to bring in some ac/adapters and extension cords and allow students to charge as they work

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Use of devise if an assignment was posted in Classroom, or collaborating. Cell phones only if no device or if using tech for lesson.  However, cell phone policy is stated in our expectations, yet, too many students do not follow this policy. 

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Use of devise if an assignment was posted in Classroom, or collaborating. Cell phones only if no device or if using tech for lesson.  However, cell phone policy is stated in our expectations, yet, too many students do not follow this policy. 

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Plan when you are going to use them and put them away when not being used.

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Plan when you are going to use them and put them away when not being used.

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Watching videos when supposed to be working - as soon as I turn my back they go right back to it.  I can spend all period policing or I can teach

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Watching videos when supposed to be working - as soon as I turn my back they go right back to it.  I can spend all period policing or I can teach

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Written guidelines for proper use of devices (cell phone, laptops, tablets, etc.) . Student is given a personal warning for misusing their device. Second offense, student is unable to use device.

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Typing notes is ok with me, however, studies show that writing something down better  enables students to learn the material. And I have found this to be true.

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Typing notes is ok with me, however, studies show that writing something down better  enables students to learn the material. And I have found this to be true.

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Overall, the usage of devices in my class is not a huge problem.  More an issue with students sneaking use of phones for texting or snap chatting.

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Overall, the usage of devices in my class is not a huge problem.  More an issue with students sneaking use of phones for texting or snap chatting.

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Students receive the equivalent of a test grade at the end of each term based on the appropriate use of their devices during the term. This is outlined in their class expectations and introduced to the parents at Back to School Night. 📱

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Often I find students text messaging on their laptops, this has become a new frustration this year that I did not have last year.

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Often I find students text messaging on their laptops, this has become a new frustration this year that I did not have last year.

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Tasks are assigned every day, and devices are the best way to accomplish them. I really don't have to be directive about it. If I assign research in JSTOR, they can get it any way they want. It would be crazy not to use their devices however.Online tests are taken online, so there's no student choice there.

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Handbook needs to be updated to reflect the realities of 21st century learning...update plagiarism, update cheating policy update discipline

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Handbook needs to be updated to reflect the realities of 21st century learning...update plagiarism, update cheating policy update discipline

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Students are only allowed to use their laptops as a device during lessons. If not charged they share with a partner.  If cell phones are out they are to put them in our cell phone holder.  They can ask to use their cell phone if appropriate - i.e. record homework, take a picture of the book problems

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Students are only allowed to use their laptops as a device during lessons. If not charged they share with a partner.  If cell phones are out they are to put them in our cell phone holder.  They can ask to use their cell phone if appropriate - i.e. record homework, take a picture of the book problems

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I am frustrated with  the fact that students frequently come to class with uncharged devices. This is a common problem.

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I am frustrated with  the fact that students frequently come to class with uncharged devices. This is a common problem.

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Electronics should not be out unless students are expressly told to use them.

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Electronics should not be out unless students are expressly told to use them.

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I use the "Cell Hotel" in all of my classes. Each student is assigned a number and is expected to put their cell phone in their appropriate spot in the "hotel". There are 4 options: 1) put your phone in the hotel for the entire block and use your device; 2) use your phone as your device (because it is dead or broken or home) and put an orange card in their slot; 3) charge their phone in the power strip next to the cell hotel and put a yellow card in the slot; 4) put a red card in their slot if they don't have their phone with them today (if they are seen with their phone in class, a discipline report will be given to their AP). 

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I use the "Cell Hotel" in all of my classes. Each student is assigned a number and is expected to put their cell phone in their appropriate spot in the "hotel". There are 4 options: 1) put your phone in the hotel for the entire block and use your device; 2) use your phone as your device (because it is dead or broken or home) and put an orange card in their slot; 3) charge their phone in the power strip next to the cell hotel and put a yellow card in the slot; 4) put a red card in their slot if they don't have their phone with them today (if they are seen with their phone in class, a discipline report will be given to their AP). 

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Students are expected to bring a computer and charger every day

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Students are expected to bring a computer and charger every day

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It's insane to not let students type writing assignment -- they grew up typing and think/write better with a keyboard than a

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Expectations  I only verbalized my expectations with students. 

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Expectations  I only verbalized my expectations with students. 

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Occasional assignments in google classroom

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Occasional assignments in google classroom

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I do not think we can monitor them all the time, however If the activities are engaging I do not find I need to monitor  as much

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I allow devices only when I tell them to use them. However, some students claim to take notes better w

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I allow devices only when I tell them to use them. However, some students claim to take notes better w

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They can't use device unless it is for an assignment posted

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They can't use device unless it is for an assignment posted

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Expectation is no cell use in classroom without my permission. Unfortunately we struggle with this on a daily basis.

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Expectation is no cell use in classroom without my permission. Unfortunately we struggle with this on a daily basis.

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My students use their cellphones as an equipment checklist.

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My students use their cellphones as an equipment checklist.

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Teaching Computer Science is difficult to control the use. I constan

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Teaching Computer Science is difficult to control the use. I constan

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We do not allow students to write assessments on their device cheating is too wide spread and there are not consistent disciplinary consequences to curtail it

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We do not allow students to write assessments on their device cheating is too wide spread and there are not consistent disciplinary consequences to curtail it

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I don't look over their shoulders to make sure every moment is spent on my assignment

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Seating is an incredibly important aspect of having visibility of the devices. I've also started to post optional/extra resources for when students finish up early to keep them engaged and away from games/texting.

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It's difficult to monitor if the students are on their devices doing classwork or something else.

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It's difficult to monitor if the students are on their devices doing classwork or something else.

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Not charged, unfamiliar or always looking to multi task playing games or something similar.

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Appropriate use of cell phones/devices is factored into term grade

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Confiscate cell phones used inappropriately and turn them into main office for parental pickup, as per Student Handbook.

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Phones can be used as a backup device, with  permission of the teacher

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Phones can be used as a backup device, with  permission of the teacher

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rarely use, but I ask students to bring them when I know we will

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rarely use, but I ask students to bring them when I know we will

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Have rules for device usage in class expectations

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Have rules for device usage in class expectations

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Ms. Snow gave me the idea.

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phones - students can use phones only if they have no laptop with them, or if the wifi is having trouble when they use their laptops (ie some game sites work better with phones for some students.

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phones - students can use phones only if they have no laptop with them, or if the wifi is having trouble when they use their laptops (ie some game sites work better with phones for some students.

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Students put phones away when they walk in and don't touch them again because I say not to.  Very simple.

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Delivered in printed and online syllabus; parents and students sign online form agreeing to the terms. 

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Delivered in printed and online syllabus; parents and students sign online form agreeing to the terms. 

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Gotta be charged and ready to go 🕶

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Students and parents sign an acceptable use policy at the beginning of the year.   Phones are not to be used as a device except on occasions when it is specifically stated to do so.

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Students put phones in "Phone Hotel" during exams. However I have been finding that students are checking their phones and then asking to go to the bathroom at an alarming rate. I suspect something else is going on in the building other than UTI's or Chronh's . Our student at risk survey has shown that students are able to buy drugs at school is this what is happening? I am now requesting that students put their phones in the phone hotel every day, and not just during tests.