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Matt Gagnon and Evan from Saco discussed the idea of requiring teachers to record or live stream classroom lessons for parental oversight, highlighting the lack of accountability in publicly funded institutions. Matt shared his experience during COVID-19, where he could monitor his children’s Zoom lessons, which facilitated family discussions.

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