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The most often-cited reason is to improve engagement in class. ?The research is clear,? Kolb says. ?Cellphones are a major distraction. Even if the phone is not in use, students have difficulty recalling and retaining information because of the very idea that something can be happening on their phone.?

Create a ?Cell Phone Jail? You can make a classroom cell phone jail where the phones of students who aren't complying with the cell phone policy can go for the rest of the class period. If you see a student using their phone, ask them to place their phone in 'jail' for the remainder of the period.

At the beginning of class, tell students that if they think they might be tempted to be on their cell phones during class, they should leave it at the front with you. Have a designated tray or space on your desk for kids to leave it.

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There are four main types or categories of bulletin boards that can (and should) be utilized in the classroom including child-created, decorative, conceptual, and interactive.

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We students, obviously don't like getting our phones taken away. Teachers picking up our cell phones shouldn't be allowed, unless it is causing a major distraction and used inappropriately. If phones are turned faced down on desks, it shouldn't be a problem for teachers, as long as the student is well engaged in class.