Internet blocking

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Learning Activity

We all want to protect our students online -- and we should. Parental controls, filtered searches, school Internet blocks, and other tools are designed to minimize children's access to (sometimes) inappropriate content. But is Internet blocking always beneficial?

Use the resources below (or find your own resources), then write a reflection.

Resources

Why do Schools Restrict Websites

Why Content Filtering is Key to Effective Classroom Management

How Schools Can use Digital Filtering

How Internet filtering hurts kids

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