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samplejm · ‎07-22-2020

This idea has been developed and deployed to Canvas For more information, please read through the Canvas Release Notes (2021-10-16) - Instructure Community This is the first page a student sees, not having the option to hear the page or have it translated places visually handicapped and EL students at an immediate disadvantage.

samplejm · ‎04-30-2020

Having moderation as an option does not create work for a teacher unless they opt for it. In an elementary setting students are still learning to use appropriate language and some students struggle with behavior. Parents are also more likely to react to inappropriate comments. Justly so, I believe, and as we are placed in an en loco parentis status we need to up hold high standards. The ability to review comments allows the opportunity to help students learn self-control without causing them embarrasment, while protecting the greater learning community from potential harassment, and exporsure to questionable content. Further, in the current virtual learning enviroment, school remedies are harder to enforce. It would be ashame for the genneral classroom population to lose out on the opprotunities that discussion supplies because a teacher is not able to moderate responses and one or two students continually abuse the discussion and the teacher is forced to end it.

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