WorksheetsCell Phone Policy
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
When would be an appropriate time to have your cell phone out?
During a test
When Mrs. Campbell is teaching a lesson
When I have all of my work completed and I do not owe any make up work
There are no restrictions on when I can use my cell phone
It is appropriate to have my ear buds in when Mrs. Campbell is teaching.
True
False
When cell phone use is allowed, I can play my music at a reasonable volume, meaning the people around me should not hear it.
True
False
When cell phone use is permitted, it is appropriate to distract my peers who are still working by showing them funny pictures or videos on my phone.
True
False
Using a cell phone during an offline assessment can be considered cheating
True
False
Which statement is true?
I am permitted to take pictures of other students without their permission.
I am permitted to use Mrs. Campbell's charger to charge my device.
It is appropriate to have my ear buds in during class as long as there is no music playing.
Mrs. Campbell should have to remind me when my technology should be away.
Cell phone use during the school day is a privilege and can be taken away at any point.
True
False
I have been taught the expectations of the cell phone policy, and it should not require a daily reminder for me to follow the expectations.
True
False
Abiding by the Cell Phone Policy is a great way to follow the BEARCAT mantra: Be Engaged, Act Responsible, Care about the Team, and Safety.
True
False
The Cell Phone Policy can be found on Google Classroom in case I need to remind myself of the policy.
True
False
When I enter the classroom, I should be doing all of the following except
playing on my phone
taking an answer key to check my homework
sitting at my desk quietly
getting ready to start class by getting my materials out
I should rush through my work to get it done so that I have the maximum amount of time to use my cell phone in class.
True
False
