tudents from blogging on school computers. other schools have tried to prohibit teens from keeping online journals even at home. but many teens say the journals are a great way to express their creativity. they maintain that a ban on blogging violates (违反) their right to free speech.
blog critics say that kids don’t know about online safety and that it’s imperative (必须的) to place limitations on students. “you shouldn’t post private information about yourself, and you don’t have the right to post someone else’s secrets,” nancy willard, director of the center for safe and responsible internet use, told current events.
millions of people are online at any given time, and predators are plentiful, says willard. many students think only their friends read their blogs, but they’re wrong, she points out. “kids are going to argue that these blogs are part of their private lives. a