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Innocent 12 year old? LOL. Try being a teacher. Then read that article from the perspective of the educator and it reads completely differently.
by joedevon 15y ago
Innocent 12 year old? LOL.
Try being a teacher. Then read that article from the perspective of the educator and it reads completely differently.
- redridingnews 15y agoMaybe 12 year olds aren't THAT innocent, but come on. What about privacy? And as an adult, how would you feel if the boss of your boss asks for your facebook's password so they can have an eye on your boss and co-workers?
- saryant 15y agoI wasn't trying to make any judgement about the 12 year old in the article, just differentiate this situation from that surrounding the Miranda case.
- zem 15y agookay, if you're looking at this from a teacher's perspective and actually finding some sort of justification for what the school did, imagine that it was the administrators asking for your login and password, because you worked for the school. if it's not justified for you, it's not justified for the student.