Ugh. Not in the way these teachers did.. Which is why the school is putting a stop to this sort use.It is common for schools to monitor the use of their issued laptops.
Borrowed a School Laptop? Mind Your Open Tabs
Students—many from lower-income households—were likely to use school-issued devices for remote learning. But the devices often contained monitoring software.www.wired.com
A story from a very questionable source that Buck takes as fact because he believes and supports the same bias.
Did they state how they monitored students? Do you have a source that is a bit more trustworthy than Epoch Times?
Get back to me when you know for certain instead of leading questions.
If they are using a school-issued laptop they have the right to search/monitor that, just as the school has the right to search a locker.
www.foxnews.com
I would say it's far from anecdotal. If it's true that transgender woman are dominating women's sports and the current rules are "unfair," then the Olympics would have been a perfect ground for transgender female domination. It wasn't. The only transgender person to win a metal at the Olympics (post-transition) was a non-binary women's soccer player named Quinn. They were born female, and simply identifies as non-binary. How about the WNBA? Are their transgender females who won league MVP awards?One quickly gets into trouble with that position since we do not take any action based on the wide range of physiological advantages of some males over others. We don't say "well, that 7.5 foot guy shouldn't be allowed in the NBA because few males are that tall". And if we don't, it makes it harder to justify saying "ok, so you're a bit taller than women on average, and while we wouldn't utter a peep if you were born female, we are going to utter a peep because you've transitioned."
And as far as I'm aware, we actually do not have indication that the average differences between males and females actually translates into M-F females winning more on average than those born female. The media certainly blares on when a M-F trans person "breaks records", but they don't make much noise when they don't unless you scroll down a while. I remember noise on DP about a M-F trans body builder who was supposedly breaking records. Well, she bombed out of the Olympics. Didn't even make it in to compete there. One anecdote, but anecdotes are what we mostly seem to have.
I find it very hard to justify barring M-F trans people from female sports when we take no such action with any other biological advantage. (Mechanical ones, yes. See Pistorious. And that was of course its own debate... did he actually have an advantage?). And that's not to say that we should. We'd ruin sports if we barred particularly tall, broad-shouldered, strong, explosive males from the NBA out of a concern that they had unfair biological advantages over 5"8 males who really want to play.
Yup. So now women's sports can include not only male-bodied and female-bodied people, they can also include male-identifying and female-identifying people. So we have the spectacle of someone the league believes to be male defeating someone who actually is male. In the women's league.I think the funniest thing in this whole bout or Transgender insanity is the people rushing into the debate breathlessly now that Lia Thompson has lost a race... to a Transgender Male. So in this instance they need to misgender the winner of the race in order to try and make the argument that women can still compete!
Except that the female in question, who is transitioning to a Man, is taking testosterone.
And that still can't explain why a Transgender Man should be competing in a Women's swimming competition.....
The reality is that both the Transgender Woman and Transgender Man are competing in Women's swimming competitions for the same reason: They can win there.