do we change our behaviour when we're being observed?

This is known as the Hawthorne Effect:

Elton Mayo: The Hawthorne Experiments Thinker. - The British Library

Reading: The Hawthorne Studies | Introduction to Business

Hawthorne effect - Wikipedia

Hawthorne Experiments

Elton Mayo: Hawthorne Experiments

The Hawthorne Effect and Behavioral Studies

It's controversial...

How should you monitor in the workplace?

The Hawthorne Effect - Or Why Everything Works - YouTube

With an example:

Hawthorne effect - YouTube

So, is it good to be observed all the time?

How the Illusion of Being Observed Can Make You a Better Person - Scientific American

Moral science confirms people behave better when they think they're being watched

Have you heard of the Panopticon?

Or the Chinese government's system of social credits?

Jay Doubleyou: foucault's discipline and punish made easier

Finally, what effect does this have on the classroom?

The Hawthorne Effect: What Do We Really Learn from Watching Teachers (and Others)?

The Hawthorne Effect in Schools | Attachment and Resilience

It's a bit creepy:

Jay Doubleyou: high-tech surveillance in the classroom: 'to capture every word, action, and interaction, for potential analysis'

Jay Doubleyou: teaching machines: behaviour management apps in the classroom

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