As we have talked about this month, managing staff can be tricky. We want to create an environment that promotes respect, rapport, and positive learning for our students. A big obstacle to this can be appropriate cell phone use. If the cell phone is out, you likely aren’t taking data, implementing behavior plans, or interacting with the students. In the first episode of our Mini Training Series, learn my 5 tips on how to create boundaries for appropriate cell phone use in the classroom.
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Such an important topic. Thank you for breaking it down and giving helpful examples! This is why I read your AWESOME blog daily! Thank you
Thanks SO much for reading! So glad you found this helpful!
This video did not have closed captioning and the you tube version had only Spanish captioning. Can we get this in English closed captions so I can follow it? Thank you and love all of your products and videos. Tracey
Hi Tracey, I didn’t even realize that was an option on YouTube! I will work on adding English closed captions!