Monitoring Student Cell Phone Use: What’s YOUR Plan?

Presented by Shannon Holden, Principal, Pierce City High School, MO

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One of the most challenging aspects of teaching in the 21st century is regulating the use of cellphones during class time. Students are utilizing all the tricks in their arsenal, such as wireless earbuds, bluetooth speakers, and other below-the-radar methods to use their devices without being detected. How are teachers keeping this phenomenon under control?

In this edWebinar, high school principal and teacher coach Shannon Holden examines techniques to minimize the negative impact of phones in the classroom. Elementary through high school educators will benefit from attending this recorded session.

About the Presenter

Shannon Holden, Principal at Pierce City High School in Missouri, is the TechTools for the Classroom and Teacher HELP! edWebinar and community host. Shannon served as an assistant principal for 20 years in Texas and Missouri, has taught high school history and math, and was an online instructor at the university level. Shannon presents frequently to teachers and administrators about classroom management, maintaining positive relationships with parents, instructional strategies that engage students, and implementing technology in the classroom.

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