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"On video calls, people often feel like they’re being “watched,” so they’re hyper-focused on their expressions and how other people might perceive them...This gets tiring, which makes people less likely to engage and express new ideas in meetings, she says."

-Cory Steig, CNBC, Published Thu, Sep 2 2021

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"I ended up lecturing to a sea
of black squares. This turned out to be exhausting, isolating, miserable, and my teaching suffered badly. I hadn’t even
realized how much my teaching — and the joy I get from it — depended on that facial feedback. Without it, I became
just a guy, alone in his basement, shouting into a blank laptop, hour after hour, day after day."

- By C. Thi Nguyen, Washington Post, March 11, 2021 at

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"Looking at the Zoom grid of people’s heads elicits the flight or fight response ...that triggers an acute stress response that prepares the body to fight or flee. Zoom fatigue is not healthy to have stress hormones pumping into our system for hours a day and can lead to burnout and other health issues.

- Beth Kanter, SG Engage, Sep 28, 2021

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"Students, too, benefit from being able to see each other onscreen. In the study, a majority indicated that “using videoconferencing helped build trust and rapport with other students and helped them to develop a sense of identification with others in their group.” The social context of living classrooms—the often-invisible human connection that reinforces learning—was missing for students, who insisted “that being able to hear and see each other in real time helped construct a ‘more complete picture’ of their peers.”

- Youki Terada, Edutopia, Feb 5th 2021

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CLAIM - Take a position on whether zoom camera's should be on or off during our class.

EVIDENCE - Use evidence and include the citation (author name, publisher, year)

REASONING - How does the evidence support your claim about zoom cameras? Explain

SECOND EVIDENCE - - Use evidence and include the citation (author name, publisher, year)

SECOND REASONING - - How does the evidence support your claim about zoom cameras? Explain

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Students [should/should not] be required to have their cameras on in Zoom classes.

According to [Document A/B/C/D], "[quote selected evidence here]".

This shows [explain how evidence in the previous sentence supports your response].

Furthermore, according to [Document A/B/C/D], "[quote selected evidence here]".

This further shows that [explain how evidence in the previous sentence supports your response].

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According to my debate,I think students should have their zoom camera's off or on depending on them.According to Doc C and Doc A.People keep their camera's off because of being watch from other students it feel's unconformable or personally being judge for their looks on zoom classes,making the use Zoom fatigue.According to Doc C ''state's zoom fatigue and students might feel that way when getting stared at in class''.According to Doc A,'' it's state voice calls make people feel a little bit like their being watch form other students.Which have's them keep all camera's off. And some students like their camera's on cause they feel open with others.

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I think students should not be required to have cameras on here why. why i think we should not have to have our cameras on is because people fell like there being watched or some people fell like other people are talking about them  and are felling judge and it will distract them because when you fell like that you start to notice and you start worried  about how you look what there doing and your actions .According to [Document A/], "[On video calls, people often feel like they’re being “watched,” so they’re hyper-focused on their expressions and how other people might perceive them...This gets tiring, which makes people less likely to engage and express new ideas in meetings, she says." ]" there is where i got my first answer. Why i also think students should not have cameras on is because it can stress people out during school and it is a distraction towards some people and its not health to make people fell stressed out during school and also some people like video calls because it makes some people fell better.Furthermore, according to [Document C], "["Looking at the Zoom grid of people’s heads elicits the flight or fight response ...that triggers an acute stress response that prepares the body to fight or flee. Zoom fatigue is not healthy to have stress hormones pumping into our system for hours a day and can lead to burnout and other health issues.]". and that why i think cameras should not be required to be on

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Students should not be required to have their cameras on in Zoom classes. According to Document A, "["On video calls, people often feel like they’re being “watched,” so they’re hyper-focused on their expressions and how other people might perceive them...This gets tiring, which makes people less likely to engage and express new ideas in meetings,]". This shows that it should not be mandatory to have your cameras on because people worry so much about themselves that they dont pay as much attention. Furthermore, according to Document C, "["Looking at the Zoom grid of people’s heads elicits the flight or fight response ...that triggers an acute stress response that prepares the body to fight or flee. Zoom fatigue is not healthy to have stress hormones pumping into our system for hours a day and can lead to burnout and other health issues.]". This further shows that it should not be mandatory to have your cameras on. - Tanner

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Students should not be required to have their cameras on in Zoom classes. According to Document A, "["On video calls, people often feel like they’re being “watched,” so they’re hyper-focused on their expressions and how other people might perceive them...This gets tiring, which makes people less likely to engage and express new ideas in meetings,]". This shows that it should not be mandatory to have your cameras on because people worry so much about themselves that they dont pay as much attention. Furthermore, according to Document C, "["Looking at the Zoom grid of people’s heads elicits the flight or fight response ...that triggers an acute stress response that prepares the body to fight or flee. Zoom fatigue is not healthy to have stress hormones pumping into our system for hours a day and can lead to burnout and other health issues.]". This further shows that it should not be mandatory to have your cameras on. - Tanner

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Students should not be required to have their cameras on in Zoom classes. According to Document A, "On video calls, people often feel like they’re being “watched,” so they’re hyper-focused on their expressions and how other people might perceive them". This shows that students will be more concerned with how they look than the class. Furthermore, according to Document C, "Looking at the Zoom grid of people’s heads elicits the flight or fight response". This further shows that students may get stressed out by the thought of other students and stress does not help with school. Students could fall behind and/or their grades could start to slip.

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Students should not be required to have their cameras on in Zoom classes.

According to Document A, "On video calls, people often feel like they’re being “watched,” so they’re hyper-focused on their expressions and how other people might perceive them.".

This shows they are hyper focused,  n   don't wanna be judged

Furthermore, according to Document A, "This gets tiring, which makes people less likely to engage and express new ideas in meetings, she says."

This further shows that people get tired easy and less engaged, to where they don't learn anything.

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Students should be required to have their cameras on in Zoom classes.

According to doc B, “I ended up lecturing to a sea

of black squares. This turned out to be exhausting, isolating, miserable, and my teaching suffered badly.”

This shows That the teacher isnt too happy that everyone is just a black square with words on them, the teacher wanted to see happy faces excited to learn and cooperate with them.

Furthermore, according to Document D, “Students, too, benefit from being able to see each other onscreen. In the study, a majority indicated that “using videoconferencing helped build trust”

This further shows that students can also get a boost from turning their camera on, but some kids that are not using laptops cant afford a camera, or just dont have the time to get one.

But to conclude this i think kids should have a camera on if they have one.

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Students should not be required to have their cameras on in Zoom classes.

According to Document A, "On video calls, people often feel like they’re being “watched,” so they’re hyper-focused on their expressions and how other people might perceive them...This gets tiring".

This shows This shows how people would see them and sometimes it can be very uncomfortable for yourself.

Furthermore, according to Document C, ""Looking at the Zoom grid of people’s heads elicits the flight or fight response ...that triggers an acute stress response that prepares the body to fight or flee.".

This further shows that being on a zoom call with your camera on can be stressful for you or the person you're on a call with because you both get nervous to speak or do anything pretty much.

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Students should not be required to have their cameras on in Zoom classes.

According to Document A "People are less likely to engage and express new ideas in meetings".

This shows that cameras should be optional and not a requirement i know that the teacher may feel like there talking to a brick wall and there's no life going on in the call, but i dont think having a camera on should be a requirement or something that should affect your grade i feel it should be more of a bonus at max to have something like a camera affect a grade, what i'm trying to say is no i don't think cameras should be required to be on during a meeting

Furthermore, according to Document A “On video calls, People feel like they’re being “watched”,”

This further shows that people will be not be wanting to engage or talk unless they are called out.

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Ryan Rosso

Students [should not] be required to have their cameras on in Zoom classes.

According to Document A, On video calls, people often feel like they’re being “watched,” so they’re hyper-focused on their expressions and how other people might perceive them...This gets tiring, which makes people less likely to engage and express new ideas in meetings, she says."

This shows [explain how evidence in the previous sentence supports your response]. Cameras makes people less likely to engage and express new ideas in meetings. This is not good if it makes people feel like this they should be turned off

Furthermore, according to Document C

This further shows that Looking at the Zoom grid of people’s heads elicits the flight or fight response ...that triggers an acute stress response that prepares the body to fight or flee. Zoom fatigue is not healthy to have stress hormones pumping into our system for hours a day and can lead to burnout and other health issues.