Chilling Effect – Steve Sanders

Chilling Effect, Risk Tolerance, SEA 202 March 19, 2025

Sanders discusses the chilling effect on faculty as a result of SEA 202 and how it is subjective to individual risk tolerance. He emphasizes that the effect of the new law is dependent on trust, and the individual teacher rather than the consequence of the law itself.

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Chilling Effect – Steve Sanders

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