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Can cameras make schools better? I agree that cameras in schools would make them better. School bullying is out of control in the U. ... According to the National Institute of Child Health and development, 16% of American students say they have been bullied in school. If cameras were installed this type of activity wouldnt go on. If cameras were in schools children would behave better, and pay more attention in class. Most of all, the cameras would make the teachers do their job better. ... If the cameras were there, they would be able to let the school know whats going on in the hallways. If cameras were installed, less time would be spent on trying to figure out who started something, and the right person would be caught. ... If cameras were in the hallways and in the classrooms, they would be able to pinpoint those troubled kids in a hurry, and maybe the system could get the some help (Mary Russell; interview). ... This would raise test scores, and kids would get better grades in school (Mary Russell; interview).
Cameras in the classroom would make the teachers do their job better. ... If cameras were in the classrooms teachers would interact more with the students, they would pay more attention to them, and help them with there studies more. Parents wouldnt have to wonder if their child is getting enough help at school. Cameras can let us know what is really going on in our childs life.
Installing cameras would be a big help in all schools. Some people say just have hall monitors, others say that a childs bad behavior generates from at home, and others feel having cameras is invading the teachers privacy. All of these may be logical reasons but having cameras in schools would make schools safer. ...
In conclusion, if cameras were installed in schools fights and bullying wouldnt happen so much. ... 82
Can cameras make schools better? I agree that cameras in schools would make them better. School bullying is out of control in the U. ... According to the National Institute of Child Health and development, 16% of American students say they have been bullied in school. If cameras were installed this type of activity wouldnt go on. If cameras were in schools children would behave better, and pay more attention in class.
Approximate Word count = 1893
Approximate Pages = 7.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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