The school has a BYOD $($bring your own device$)$ policy for students. The educator has assigned a research question to each student, but the computer lab is not available. She tells the students to use their personal devices to answer the research question. Five of her students do not have a device. She fails those students for not completing the assignment. Which professional tenet has the educator violated?

Select one

A$.$ Advocating for equal access to technology for all students, especially those historically underserved.

B$.$ Promoting the benefits of and clarifying the limitations of various appropriate technological applications with colleagues, appropriate school personnel, parents, and community members.

C$.$ Promoting technologic ${?}^{fm}$ applications $($a$)$ that are appropriate for students' individual needs, $($b$)$ that students understand how to use, and $($c$)$ that assist and enhance the teaching and learning process.

D$.$ Understanding the intent of the Federal Educational Rights to Privacy Act and how it applies to sharing electronic student records.