The Surveillance Classroom (opens in new tab)

"What Watching Students Teaches Them About What We Believe" ... "What the Watched Student Learns The strongest argument against surveillance in schools is not unreliability — though that’s real enough. It is what surveillance models. Our core objective as educators is not to ensure compliance toward an easily measured goal; it’s to assist in the formation of young people so that they may become trusting, caring, and capable members of a healthy society. The philosopher Onora O’Neill draws a d...