Education & EdTech

Some Advocates Concerned As States Push for Cameras in Special Education Classrooms

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Legislators in several U.S. states are proposing laws to install surveillance cameras in special education classrooms to prevent harmful practices like restraints and seclusion rooms. This move aims to increase accountability but raises privacy concerns for students and teachers, complicating the debate over technology's role in education. Advocates argue that better teacher training is more effective than camera installation in addressing behavioral issues.

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