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Watch your voice
level. People tend to talk louder on
cell phones. This is unnecessary and adds to the
interrupting power of cell phones. And if your
signal is bad, talking louder isn’t going to
make it better.
Source:
10 Steps to Cell Phone Etiquette
Excellence
1. Avoid using your
text or cell phones in the classroom. It
disrupts the flow of the work and may be
against school policy and laws.
2. If you are asked to
turn over your cell phone by a teacher or
administrator, do as they ask and claim it
later (check the policy).
3. If your parents
insist that you carry the phone, keep it
tucked away in your book bag, jacket or
purse. Don't take it out in public.
4. Don't use it for
cheating on a test or classroom work.
5. Don't use the
camera improperly, unethically or immorally.
6. Don't drive while
texting or phoning. Many an accident has
caused serious injury or death.
7. When you are out
with your family, friends or special
some-ones, turn off the cell and enjoy the
time you are with them.
8. Don't say things or
email pictures that you will one day regret.
Words and images can have a life of their
own.
9. If you are walking
while phoning or texting be aware of your
surroundings.
10. Don't use loud or
verbose languages others can hear you and
will become annoyed.
11. Avoid talking
about personal issues in public you never
know who is listening.
12. Don't bully or
harass others using the text or phone and
don't allow others to bully or harass you!
1. Avoid using your
text or cell phones in the classroom. It
disrupts the flow of the work and may be
against school policy and laws.