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Big Teacher Is Watching Analysis

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In another opposing article titled “Big Teacher Is Watching” by Lisa Black a Chicago Tribune publisher is talking about how the students should think twice on what they do on the schools issued computers because it's not their property it's the schools. Schools feel it’s important to able to see what students are doing on their computer at all time even at home because the school feels it’s the best way they can protect students (Black 1). Schools feel this a strong thing to use because if students do use the school issued computer to do other things than school work they can find out what those students are doing and have proof that they aren't doing their work or find things out that a student might be hiding and they can help them out with

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