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I think that this could be kind of difficult to use in a classroom and really shouldn't be used in one. Some, if not a lot of kids might find it uncomfortable to have in the classroom. It may seem invading and distracting to kids, especially if they aren't used to it or get anxiety. I understand it might help identify which kids are most psychologically unstable but everyday use is not the solution. Kids in the classroom finding it uncomfortable or an invasion of privacy may feel no motivation to go to school if they think they are going to get in trouble or caught by the machine. If some kids get really bad anxiety and have to use the machine they could get into a really bad state just thinkig about it. Kids on the autism spectrum or even kids not on the spectrum could get really uncomfortable being around it and that might make it more difficult to learn. Using this technology everyday would give better results to the kids emotional state but the kids probably wouldn't like it one bit. Using this technology only occasionally though would make results inconclusive. It would make things less stressful for kids if were only occasional though but if you introduce to young kids so they can get used to it at a young age and leave older less comfortable kids alone might work. Even using this technology everyday might not weed out the psychologically unstable kids, constant checking might make their stability worse too. Introducing this technology to minors might make legal trouble too, and their parents would have to sign consent forms I'm sure. Using the technology called the Facial Action Coding System on kids would create problems for students, teachers, parents, and even developers of this technology themselves. It would take some time to get legally cleared for schools too. The technology might be a miraculous breakthrough, but all at the cost of minors' emotional privacy.
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Your evaluation score is: 3.0
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