Different Points of View:
First Amendment Rights in the Schools
Drag each item to its appropriate column in the table and click Submit.
- Students and teachers both retain their First Amendment rights while in school.
- Schools are not an appropriate place for students and teachers to express their political opinions.
- Any government limits on First Amendment rights must show that it presents a danger to the public.
- The wearing of the armbands did not disrupt the school environment.
- The wearing of the armbands was a distraction to the learning environment.
- Teachers, parents and elected school officials have the right to limit freedom of speech within the school setting.
Supreme Court Opinions in the Tinker v. Des Moines Decision
- Majority Opinion written by Justice Fortas
- Dissenting Opinion written by Justice Black
Answer:
Correct!
One or more of your answers are incorrect. Close this box and try again.
Incorrect. The correct answers are shown below.
X