Teacher as Machine: The Cost of Objectivity
David Narter

Objective grading techniques and disciplinary procedures are increasingly employed in schools to provide a safe and fair educational environment. However, high school teacher David Narter argues that such mechanistic procedures can never be truly objective and that they will result in more harms than benefits.

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