Parents and teachers at odds over push for cameras in classrooms

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Growing numbers of concerned parents across the country have started to push for cameras in the classroom as the debate heats up over what students are taught in public school.

Advocates claim cameras are a reliable way to improve safety, reinforce accountability, and allow parents to see and hear what their children are learning. They also say cameras could curb cheating and other bad behavior.

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