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Do Students Have the Right to Privacy in School?

K-5
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Learning Objectives

  • Read the Bill of Rights and explain the freedoms it guarantees
  • Analyze primary source material
  • Use evidence to answer the question, “Do students have the right to privacy?”
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Overview

Historians identify. In this lesson, students will learn about the due process rights young people have in and out of school. They will identify evidence to support their answer to the mystery question: "Do students have the right to privacy in school?"

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