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Policy & supporting etiquette for the use of electronic equipment in school<br />
Policy: Electronic equipment (including MP3 players) may only be used in the<br />
classroom at the discretion of individual teachers. For safety reasons these<br />
devices may not under any circumstances be used in science labs, workshops<br />
or other controlled areas.<br />
Etiquette:<br />
1) <strong>The</strong> integrity of the classroom and what goes on within it are the<br />
responsibility of the teacher.<br />
Use is a privilege which a supervising teacher has the right to remove.<br />
<strong>The</strong>ir decision is final.<br />
Teachers need to be clear about their personal stance and need to<br />
employ clear ‚flagging systems‛ that make it clear when MP3 players<br />
may/may not be used. (Eg. Signs on boards).<br />
<strong>The</strong>re should be no use at the beginnings and ends of lessons and at<br />
other times when a teacher is addressing the entire class.<br />
Use must not distract or prevent either user or neighbour students<br />
from achieving the stated aims and objectives of the lesson.<br />
All individuals will accept that use or non-use must be based on an<br />
assessment of ‘nil-disturbance’ for the whole of any group or class.<br />
2) Pupils of different ages and in different learning environments have<br />
different needs and will be affected in different ways.<br />
3) Responsibility for the security of personal possessions rests with the<br />
individual pupil.<br />
<strong>School</strong> will not be held responsible for losses or invest time or energy<br />
into investigating such losses.<br />
Equipment will not be shared.<br />
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