Other than a blanket "do no harm to X School" policy, I think it is
ridiculous for schools to instruct teachers/staff to NOT use social media...
They can, especially private schools, but that doesnt make it right or make
it make sense...
Question 2 -
Yep... Students are in school to LEARN part of that is LEARNING that there
are boundaries of conduct that cannot be crossed inside or outside of
school... LEARNING goes beyond books/curriculum its also learning about
LIFE, and sometimes when you do something irresponsible, it doesn't mean
there are not ramifications/consequences beyond the immediate consequence of
the irresponsible behavior (Michael Vick anyone?)
Short versions of very long soap boxes for me...
In HIS Service,
Joshua D. Sommermeyer
Assistant Principal for Curriculum and Technology
Concordia Lutheran High School - Ft. Wayne
jsommermeyer@clhscadets.com
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On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 11:43 AM, Luke Michael <
lukemichael@thefirstacademy.org> wrote:
> I am curious as to what your schools are doing with Facebook and Twitter
> (and other social networking sites) on two levels:
>
> What involvement should the school and its staff have or not have in
> this arena?
>
> Should a student be penalized for objectionable behavior etc seen in
> this arena?
>
> Thank You,
>
> Luke Michael
> The First Academy
>
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