ghoulmann:

“…But some school leaders and education advocates have argued that the Internet can be a distraction in the classroom, and that blocking social media is also a way to protect students from bullying and harassment at school.

‘I think students should have unfettered access to the library,’ said William Fitzhugh, editor of The Concord Review, which publishes history papers written by high school students, adding that many children already spend too much time on the Internet.”

If there’re calls for internet access to be regarded as a Univeral Human Right - How about human rights for apparently inhuman adolescents? Or, for the time being, can we agree on civil liberties for our adolescents?

If we can’t grant them humanity, they can settle for citizenship.

Occupy the Halls.

(Source: planetsedge)