Linking doesn't constitute endorsement. I may share (some) of the same beliefs and wievpoints presented in a link, but generally speaking I have chosen to link to articles I find relevant to issues that I focus on -whether I agree with the author or not.
Most read posts
-
FS 10 matematik maj 2012 - besvarelseseksempel til internettet Smart enhedsomregner: Kan findes her: http://heine-stromdahl-blog.blogspo...
-
http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/archives/photographs/berlinwall.html "Tear Down This Wall" Tale af Præs...
-
Publikation af oversættelse af : SADDAM HUSSEIN: ...
-
Et råb om frihed: Da Safia Taleb Al Souhail og andre irakiske kvinder bad den engelske Premierminister Tony Blair og verden om hjælp til b...
-
Til venstre Oberst Sanders, til højre : American beauty , frøken Katie Mohler Naturligvis er det ikke den virkelige Oberst Sanders og gru...
-
Not entirely correct – factual error in BBC report about Turkish air strikes against PKK bases. Subject: Error today in http://www.bb...
-
Medielicensen: upopulær, ulovlig og unødvendig ? Det nuværende system med tvungen licens for alle, der har et licensforpligtet apparat, e...
-
Formelberegner: Løsning af to ligninger med to ubekendte i Excel: Automatisk Formelberegner: Løsning af to ligninger med to ubekendte ...
tirsdag den 19. november 2013
søndag den 17. november 2013
torsdag den 7. november 2013
mandag den 4. november 2013
søndag den 3. november 2013
lørdag den 2. november 2013
Leonard Sax: Blame Parents, Not Kids, for Sexting - WSJ.com
OPINION
"Leonard Sax: Blame Parents, Not Kids, for Sexting
If mom and dad installed monitoring software on their middle-schoolers' phones, it would make a big difference.
By LEONARD SAX
Oct. 24, 2013 6:50 p.m. ET
Earlier this year I visited a school in turmoil. It began with two students: a sixth-grade girl who I'll call Emily, and her 14-year-old boyfriend, who I'll call Justin. Justin begged Emily to send him some photos. "Nothing raunchy," he said. Their parents would never know, he promised.
Emily did as he asked in the privacy of her bedroom. She pulled down her shirt to reveal the curve of her breast. (Like many other 12-year-old girls nowadays, she could easily pass for 15.)
Justin promised Emily that nobody else would ever see the photos, and it seems he meant to keep that promise. But Justin left his phone unattended at a party, and another boy, we'll call him Brett, picked up Justin's phone, scrolled through the photos, and saw the ones Emily had sent. Brett forwarded the photos of Emily from Justin's phone to his phone, and then posted the photos on Instagram, using an account with a fictitious name."
Read the rest in:
Leonard Sax: Blame Parents, Not Kids, for Sexting - WSJ.com
http://www.denverpost.com/nationworld/ci_24382563/poll-cyberbullying-declines-while-more-teen-victims-get-help
Abonner på:
Opslag (Atom)