Recently, a video of a teacher wearing a "little bee" loudspeaker for a talkative student in class went viral. However, due to reasons such as not coding the students' videos, she stated that she chose to resign under pressure and publicly apologized in a video, saying that due to her weak legal awareness, she had caused harm and trouble to her children, parents, and the school. After the incident escalated, some people believed that the teacher lacked love, some believed that his mistake was not enough to force him to resign, and some questioned his staged hype. In response, the Education Bureau of Lanzhou City stated that the teacher was a hired teacher and had voluntarily resigned before the video was filmed. At present, multiple departments have intervened in the investigation and relevant information will be released. In this news event, public opinion has shifted from initially "supporting the teacher's innovative approach" to later believing that the teacher "did not respect students' privacy", and then to "questioning hype". Different viewpoints are dazzling. In this rapidly changing public opinion field, we need more rationality to prevent our rational eyes from being confused by layers of fog. In this news, we can see that the teacher's intention of wearing a "little bee" loudspeaker for children may be good, hoping to effectively manage students who love to talk in class and maintain classroom order. However, in this approach, there may still be a lack of consideration and a lack of attention to protecting students' privacy in video production. Although this incident is a single case, it touches upon a broader social issue of educational ethics and privacy protection. According to the relevant provisions of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China on the right to portrait, minors have the same right to portrait as adults. Due to the young age of children, they do not have a complete understanding of the protection of portrait rights and do not have full civil capacity. Therefore, before publishing images containing portraits of minors, permission from their guardians may be required. Therefore, when publishing campus videos that include footage of minors appearing on camera, one should be more cautious. In this incident, the response of the Lanzhou Education Bureau undoubtedly provided the public with a hint of calmness. They pointed out that the teacher's resignation occurred before the video was filmed and was due to personal reasons, not due to online hype. This information has preliminarily clarified some rumors, and we can learn that the teacher's resignation was due to personal reasons, not caused by the incident of wearing "little bees" on students. Further investigation by relevant departments is needed for more information. At this moment, what we need more is patience and waiting. Waiting for detailed investigation results from multiple departments and authoritative release from official channels. News in the field of education is a "hot track" on the Internet. A hot event can ignite the whole network in an instant and become a topic of conversation after dinner. This is due to the public's concern and interest in education, so news related to education should pay more attention to moderation in the dissemination process. Building a healthy, rational, and responsible online ecosystem requires the joint efforts of everyone. The government should strengthen supervision and maintain order and justice in cyberspace; The media should adhere to journalistic ethics and report events objectively and fairly; The public should also enhance their media literacy, consume information rationally, and not blindly follow the trend when facing hot events in the field of education. They should respect the rights and dignity of teachers, not infringe on the privacy of others, and not disseminate unverified information. Please slow down and wait for the truth about events like 'little bees'. This is not only a respect for the event itself, but also a respect for individual rights and dignity. Let us face every hot event with a more rational and responsible attitude, and jointly safeguard a clear cyberspace. (New Society)
Edit：Luo yu Responsible editor：Jia jia
Source：CHINA EDUCATION DAILY
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