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Amar Kumar answered on Oct 14 2022
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censorship
in education
introduction
Censorship at universities can take the form of altering or deleting teaching methods or resources that students use to learn about topics like evolution and creationism.
Censorship may also affect how pupils study and how educational organizations such as universities run.
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When it comes to censorship in Universities, there are several variables at work that might all have an impact on how students learn and how universities function as educational institutions. Censorship in universities typically takes the form of eliminating or changing instructional strategies or resources. These resources could cover subjects that some find offensive,[1] such as the debate over evolution vs. creationism, or those authorities and parents have generally agreed are unsuitable for our kids.
The majority of the time, censorship in American universities focuses on social and religious problems, and many contentious items are challenged. The restriction of criticism of the government in other countries would coexist with politics and religion in the public eye. Our censorship, however, typically stems from worried parents who do not want their children to be exposed to a worldview that differs from their own, not the government. Today, universities spend a lot of time talking about book censorship.
Why it is important?
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The majority of the time, school censors think that censorship is the most straightforward, secure, and well-known method of preventing pupils from reading or viewing sexual material
phrases or pictures that are frightening, instigating, titillating, overpowering, or seditious and that could obstruct, forbid, obscure, distract attention from, or contradict what is meant to be taught in the classroom.
School censorship must be backed up by concrete evidence of harm to students, instructors, or school property, whether it be physical, social, or emotional. To avoid discomfort, humiliation, extra teaching effort, or parental protest, censorship is insufficient. If students present speeches, writings, or illustrations that are unpleasant, foolish, cruel, false, illogical, or otherwise faulty,[3] they should not be suppressed; rather, they should be used in a kind, prudent, and intentional way as the topic of a lesson on crafting persuasive messages. Discussions of defective message content, intent, motive, and potential or actual repercussions are included in excellent lesson plans.
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Pros-
It shields kids from objectionable material.
It could make teaching a little simpler.
It shields kids from objectionable material.
Children are impressionable and lack the mental and emotional maturity to distinguish between good and negative things. They will thus accept these ideas as normal and won't think twice about incorporating them into their life if they are constantly exposed to objectionable ideas like terrorism,...