It is unfair to ask students to turn their cameras on. Some people live in low-income housing and it is unfair to expect them to put their living area on display, and saying kids can blur their backgrounds is not an answer. It is also not right that this school is asking us to do this because it's against CCSD policy. Turning on camera also messes with kids bandwidth and slows connectivity down.
It is just no okay that thy think this is a solution, they should try getting better teachers before they tell us we are the problem.
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bella
5 years ago
i have work til 12 so i really dont wanna wake up even earlier to get ready
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Kit
5 years ago
Forcing students to turn their camera on is an invasion of privacy
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Autumn Cammiss
5 years ago
Some students are in bad environments and a lot of us feel uncomfortable with cameras on.
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Eli
5 years ago
Suck it
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Sydney
5 years ago
I feel like we should all be participating in Google Meets (talking, answering questions, etc.) but being forced to turn our cameras on is totally just unnecessary. There are reasons why students don’t put their cameras on & they don’t understand that.
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SARAH BROWN
5 years ago
Fu c ah camer ah .
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Tanya
5 years ago
No cameras!
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Zackery Pierce
5 years ago
All they are doing is pretending that there isn’t a serious problem here. They act like they care by doing this. But all this is going to do is create more problems. Foothill and the district all together need get their crap together and stop making all of these students feel like crap.
This NOT a solution to the problem we are facing. This is a fake solution because they don’t care.
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Anthony
5 years ago
No cameras!
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Veronica
5 years ago
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i completely agree. i know for a fact that during class I’m going to be focusing on my actions and remembering my camera is on instead of the lesson. i don’t think this will positively affect students in anyway.
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Jane Doe
5 years ago
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I personally had absolutely no motivation to go to school first semester, so I didn't. I finally do now and this is what I come back to. It's just making me not want to go again. The students you see succeeding with cameras on, are the kind of students that want them on. They're not focred, but they see it fit and do so because they're okay with that. Forcing a student will just make them unhappy. What's the point good grades without wellness?
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Ya no thanks
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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I personally think that turning on my camera would make me feel very uncomfortable and nervous. I would be more focused on if I look okay more than focusing on my studies.
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Samuel
5 years ago
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Enforcing everyone to have there cameras on isn’t a solution. I see what they are trying to accomplish but I’m very engaged in most of my classes And I’m never on camera, all the issues I’ve had doesn’t relate to students being engaged at all. If students want to be involved, if they want to participate it’s there choice, this period in learned definitely shows the students who want to step up and learn and those who won’t take any initiative.
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Joey Madrid
5 years ago
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I think that the policy should enforce more/better communication with teachers and the class, but forcing cameras won't necessarily help with participation. The social anxiety aspect of this is a major flaw and I'm sure Mrs. Burkhead can find a better solution
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Morgan
5 years ago
Lol
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jacob lopez
5 years ago
we should not show our faces but make it where we have to communicate with the teacher
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Hunter Nelson
5 years ago
Honestly i don't see the problem. We all really do pay attention. If we don't we fail.
no cameras
It is unfair to ask students to turn their cameras on. Some people live in low-income housing and it is unfair to expect them to put their living area on display, and saying kids can blur their backgrounds is not an answer. It is also not right that this school is asking us to do this because it's against CCSD policy. Turning on camera also messes with kids bandwidth and slows connectivity down. It is just no okay that thy think this is a solution, they should try getting better teachers before they tell us we are the problem.
i have work til 12 so i really dont wanna wake up even earlier to get ready
Forcing students to turn their camera on is an invasion of privacy
Some students are in bad environments and a lot of us feel uncomfortable with cameras on.
Suck it
I feel like we should all be participating in Google Meets (talking, answering questions, etc.) but being forced to turn our cameras on is totally just unnecessary. There are reasons why students don’t put their cameras on & they don’t understand that.
Fu c ah camer ah .
No cameras!
All they are doing is pretending that there isn’t a serious problem here. They act like they care by doing this. But all this is going to do is create more problems. Foothill and the district all together need get their crap together and stop making all of these students feel like crap. This NOT a solution to the problem we are facing. This is a fake solution because they don’t care.
No cameras!
i completely agree. i know for a fact that during class I’m going to be focusing on my actions and remembering my camera is on instead of the lesson. i don’t think this will positively affect students in anyway.
I personally had absolutely no motivation to go to school first semester, so I didn't. I finally do now and this is what I come back to. It's just making me not want to go again. The students you see succeeding with cameras on, are the kind of students that want them on. They're not focred, but they see it fit and do so because they're okay with that. Forcing a student will just make them unhappy. What's the point good grades without wellness?
Ya no thanks
I personally think that turning on my camera would make me feel very uncomfortable and nervous. I would be more focused on if I look okay more than focusing on my studies.
Enforcing everyone to have there cameras on isn’t a solution. I see what they are trying to accomplish but I’m very engaged in most of my classes And I’m never on camera, all the issues I’ve had doesn’t relate to students being engaged at all. If students want to be involved, if they want to participate it’s there choice, this period in learned definitely shows the students who want to step up and learn and those who won’t take any initiative.
I think that the policy should enforce more/better communication with teachers and the class, but forcing cameras won't necessarily help with participation. The social anxiety aspect of this is a major flaw and I'm sure Mrs. Burkhead can find a better solution
Lol
we should not show our faces but make it where we have to communicate with the teacher
Honestly i don't see the problem. We all really do pay attention. If we don't we fail.