Is it possible for a teacher to join a Google Meet session created by a student through Google Classroom?

The premise of a student creating a Google Meet session through Google Classroom is flawed, as only teachers can generate the official class Meet link. However, interpreting the question's intent, teachers have host controls over any Meet session started from the Classroom link. If a student were to join the meeting before the teacher, the teacher can still join at any time and will automatically have host privileges. Google Workspace for Education settings are designed to ensure teachers maintain control over class meetings, regardless of who joins first.

A. This describes a specific setting ("Quick access") that can be enabled, but it is not a universal rule for all Classroom-generated Meets.

C. This is incorrect. Teachers are designated as the meeting host for any Meet started via their Classroom and can always join and manage the session.

1. Google Classroom Help. (n.d.). Set up Meet for distance learning. Google. Retrieved from https://support.google.com/edu/classroom/answer/9784853. (This page explains that teachers are the meeting hosts and that students from outside the class can't join).

2. Google Meet Help. (n.d.). Manage meeting safety for education. Google. Retrieved from https://support.google.com/meet/answer/10658913. (See section "Who can join meetings

" which details teacher/host controls and student permissions).