The video discusses the prevalence of active shooter drills in American schools and the recommendations from major teachers' unions and Everytown for Gun Safety to rethink these practices. The report suggests that drills should be age-appropriate, trauma-informed, and data-tracked. Alice Training Institute supports these recommendations but emphasizes the effectiveness of well-conducted drills. Concerns about the psychological impact on students and the growing school security market are highlighted. The video also advocates for trauma-informed training for staff and gun prevention policies like universal background checks and red flag laws.

How do the recommendations from Alice Training Institute align with the suggestions from the teachers' unions?

What are the potential benefits of conducting effective active shooter drills according to the text?