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talk to them a few times and if they don't listen make them step out

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put them away when teaching

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no because if the class gets there work in while being on there phones there is no reason for a policy

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a whole class period depending how locked in i am in that class.

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no because we should all treat each other respectfully

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Talk with the students who have the behavior issues and make sure everything is okay with them.

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You should respectfully tell us to put our phones away while we are learning.

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I feel like no class should have a phone policy.

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You should ask students if they want help getting through their work just to make sure they aren't confused.

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respect mean to treat someone like you want to be treated

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My longest time without a phone has been one full day.

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Respect should be the same no matter what end it comes from.

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Respect to me is to show the best side of you to people without expecting anything in return.

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Zach
Your choice

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I say you should let them be them we are almost grown and out of school if someone is choosing not to do work then let them not do it .

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No

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Use it for work or when is needed.

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If we do our work I don’t see why we can’t.

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Zach
As long as they doing work it shouldn’t be a problem

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Kick them out

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No I don’t think all classes should have cell phone polices.

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Kick them out

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Yes because a teacher should be able to demonstrate what respect means and how it looks

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Zach
No

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Give them time to do their work and turn it in.

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As long as they complete their work they should be ok

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Call their parents and let them know what’s going on with their child so the parents can talk to the child and hopefully the child will behave afterwards

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Zach
Try to help but if they still doing it just let them be no point they don’t care about there grade

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A few hours.

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Couple hours

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No it’s the same thing everyone is equal.

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The ability to honor someone and expect the same back to me

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No it’s not respect people and treat others equally and the same way you want to be treated because it’s fair

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Respect to me means to not be rude towards somebody.

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Zach
Two days

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I wanna say yes to have cell phone policies this way students would be able to pay attention more because their phones are a distraction from their learning environment

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Zach
No should be both ways

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Respect means the tone of your voice and how to talk and give yourself off to others and whatever they want or agree with or disagree you respect their decision whether you like it or not.

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Treat others how you want to be treated

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Just send them to a principal

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Don’t punish everyone when it’s only one individual on it

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Yeah

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Call their parents and/or take their phone

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A few hours

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No everyone should respect each other equally

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Respect is something that you earn

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Jus let me do what they want

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A couple days

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No

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Staying in your lane

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call their parents and notify them why their child is failing

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You should try to help as much as you can but after a while if you see no change just give them the grade they deserve.

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I think you should take some cell phones if they student hasn't done his work and is in his phone all the time take it, but if he already finish his work you can let him be on his phone.
Manuel Menjivar

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Is up to the teacher, but a warning should be said

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I think it depends on the class  and if the students can't stay off their phones.
Manuel Menjivar

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The longest I have been without my phone is a day.

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Use when needed and for work

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No, I don't think all classes should have cell phone policies.

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No, I don't think all classes should have cell phone policies.

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You can still use it, but only for work and research purposes only.

But if you're done with your assignment, then you can use it.

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You should first warned them about their behavior,because they probably doesn't notice that they are misbehaving.
If they keep misbehaving then you should send them to the front office or out of class.
manuel Menjivar

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No, when it comes to respect it's the same towards anyone.

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Give them time to make sure they understand the work, then let them turn in the work

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Not really, cell phones are everything to use, they provide advance technology that can help us in our daily lives for that matter.

We can use our device to do research , or join a class game for extra points in our exam; we just need to use it at the right time & at the right moment.

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teachers decision on what to do

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One day

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Yes, but no. The thing is, the teachers are adults, so our parents taught us to respect our elders, because they know what is best for us (kids/students).

Also respecting others and getting respect from others is actually equal.

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use for work if needed to

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No. Respect goes both ways, it should be equal for every one.

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maybe depending on the class

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You should try to help them the most that you can, but id they still don't want to do work give then a grade that is deserve to their work.
Manuel Menjivar

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Warning

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give them time and chances

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Use for work

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No

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three weeks

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To treat others right and know how to be kind to them.

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Give a second on turning in work

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no respect is the same towards a student and a teacher cause nobody is better than anyone

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2weeks

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To respect someone, is to show that you really care for the other person's feelings.

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I have been without my phone for a day.
Manuel Menjvar

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Respect can come from the way you treat someone.
David Garcia

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No it’s not

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Be respect to the teachers

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respect to me is when you dont do anything bad to the person and treat them well.

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No talking while the teacher is talking

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A day
Christian Mayers

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I think that respect is the same for a teacher, respect doesn't have to change just because someone is a teacher. Respect has to be equal.
Manuel Menjivar

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Jose

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Respect to me means to put attention when someone is talking, to not talk while they are talking.
Manuel Menjivar

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It’s up to the teacher

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Using it for work only

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No

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As long they do the work

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....I guess help when needed

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Depends

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Grades that they deserve