Nationally representative survey data from The Center for Democracy & Technology finds schools subjectively and broadly block students from information online.
Online Censorship In Schools Is ‘More Pervasive’ Than Expected, New Data Shows
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Recent findings by The Center for Democracy & Technology reveal an alarming trend of censorship in schools, with conservative-driven policies disproportionately blocking access to crucial educational content. This pattern stifles the development of critical thinking and deprives students of a comprehensive education, by filtering out content that is essential for understanding diverse perspectives and societal challenges.
A study from The Center for Democracy & Technology highlights the extensive measures schools are taking to shield our children from harmful and inappropriate online content. These protective steps, often misrepresented as censorship, are vital for maintaining a safe and focused educational environment. It's imperative that schools continue to enforce these filters to guard students against the relentless tide of dangerous information and ideologies that pervade the internet.