Can schools legally restrict the use of school computers?
a. No. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Hazelwood that school districts may not censor instructional materials, including any material on school computers.
b. Yes, if the school district gets permission from the state department of education to restrict the use of computers.
c. No. Students have First Amendment rights to access any materials on school computers.
d. Yes, if the restrictions are related to legitimate educational purposes.
e. None of the above.
B
You might also like to view...
Select one of the six methods of co-teaching and explain how it could be beneficial to all students in an inclusive content classroom.
What will be an ideal response?
Diapers should be changed:
A) every two hours B) when infants or toddlers cry or complain C) when children are wet or soiled D) when a care teacher smells that a child should be changed
On tests of literacy skills used for admission to teacher education programs, the cutoff or cut scores are often set
a. at eighth- to tenth-grade norms b. at tenth- to twelfth-grade norms c. at the college freshman norm d. at the average score of all college students
Each of the following are strong predictors of dropping out of school for students with disabilities except which one?
A. Grade retention B. Lower than average grades C. Disciplinary suspensions D. A sense of belongingness