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Example of Students Filming Angry Teachers
This is an example of students surreptitiously capturing teachers' angry outbursts and posting them on youtube. It is disturbing, and raises lots of questions.
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Comment by arvind s grover on November 9, 2009 at 2:29pm
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Wow, this is an upsetting video to watch for a number of reasons. Clearly the recorder needs real guidance on the difference between what we are able to do, and what we should do. The ethics of technology use is a big issue at our school at all grade levels - we want to ensure that our students know what the right thing is to do with any type of technology.
At the same time how do you teach a kid that a recording device could be a tool used to help a class or classmate out that actually is in real trouble?
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