Yes. Theories are great. The execution is where these things get messy. In theory, the responsibility for uncontrolled access to the Internet is something ever

Yes. Theories are great. The execution is where these things get messy. In theory, the responsibility for uncontrolled access to the Internet is something everyone should be responsible for, to themselves. Expecting children to be responsible and make positive decisions, and especially when they're working in groups, is naive at best. Teenagers aren't great at understanding consequences. And maybe open Internet access in schools isn't the best way to teach that?