Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
It is rare that students are encouraged to express concerns or criticisms about their
education. However, all students are entitled to opinions and should be prompted to
seek, receive and offer ideas aimed to improve their educational experience. In this
session, we discuss how free speech manifests for students, its role in the culture of
student voice, and how students can exercise their right to be heard.
Panelists:
Dawnya Johnson Student Leader at The Intersection program in Baltimore
Frank LoMonte Executive Director at Student Press Law Center
Dr. Dallas Dance- Superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools
Keaton Wadzinski Co-Developer of Student Voice in Action at Student Voice, UVA
student
Tara Subramaniam Director of Student Voice Live! Events, high school senior
Moderator:
Kyle Scott NBC News Associate Producer, Cornell alumnus
All students are entitled to technology and broadband Internet access. Students should
also have a say in decisions regarding the adoption and implementation of new
technologies for their academic institutions.
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In this panel, we discuss issues of equity, privacy and safety around educational
technology as well as the benefits reaped when students and teachers use technology
in the classroom.
Panelists:
Niharika Bedekar Girls Empowerment activist, Founder of Power Up, Stanford
student
Linh Dinh STEAM advocate, 3D artist, high school student
Daniel Kao Director of Web and Systems Infrastructure at Student Voice, UCSD
student
Larry Magid Technology journalist, Internet safety advocate
Moderator:
Erik Martin Chief Editor of the Student Bill of Rights, University of Maryland student
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