Cell phone misbehavior: 5 different incidents
May 6, 2013 by Claire Knight
Far too many people — students and school staffers alike — find themselves in predicaments traced back to evidence from cell phones.
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Far too many people — students and school staffers alike — find themselves in predicaments traced back to evidence from cell phones.
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Texting in class might be against the rules. But that doesn’t automatically mean it’s OK for school officials to read students’ texts, the Sixth Circuit ruled.
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More and more educators are exploring ways to integrate mobile devices into their lesson plans. Here’s your chance to win the tech tool:
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As more and more technology comes into the classroom, cyberbullying problems continue to grow. Here’s what one school did.
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Most educators have seen students make “mistakes” with technology. But if you have a good idea on how to teach digital responsibility, you might just win a grant for your school!
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A California student has been arrested after he allegedly cyberbullied classmates.
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Some big school districts spend big bucks on worthy tech purchases. Then there’s Palm Beach County in Florida.
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One in three middle schoolers now do their homework …
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An assistant principal in Brooklyn is fighting for his job after he allegedly exchanged nearly 3,000 text messages with a student.
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Here’s shocking news that parents and educators should warn students about:
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