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Do students have to express there feelings to a teacher? Have all teenagers exprees their emotions to there parents? Have you ever pretended to be happy but was angry inside? Did you watch horror movies and get emotional when the main character died?

Would emotional expressions of students in a classroom be valuble. No it wouldn't be valuble students have personal issues and wouldn't be comfortable showing its emotional expression. For instance in the text it says," Using imagery, the new emotion-recognition software tracks these facial movements-in a real face or in the painted face of Mona Lisa,"(Para4). If a person trying to cover there expressions from people why is the technology trying to read there expression?

Next, A person that looks happy on the outside, most likely sad in the inside. In the text it says," Eckman has classified six basics emotions- happiness, suprise, anger, disgust, fear and sadness-and then associated each with characteristic movements of the facial muscles,"(Para3). Sometimes it's good that the technology have invented things to make the students speak up about what's going in there lives. Text says," A classroom computer could recognize when a students is becoming confused or bored,"(para6). That sentence tells a lot because the technology is trying to keep students on track knowing if there slacking on there work or getting bored on important lessons.

Lastly, Don't judge a book, by it's cover. A student can look bored but really want to lean what's going in the classroom. According to the text," The facial expressions for each emotion are universal," obsereves Dr. Huang, "even though individuals often show varying degrees of expressions,"(para4). The expreesions for the emotion are not going to be One Hundred percent right but it will have signs if you are angry or happy. The technology will have a lot errors, to it getting emotions incorrect, making students intimidated.

In conclusion, the article wants to express to the audience that they want students to be comfortable in the classroom.

Score: 3