Question: How do teachers look at students personal information?

(Posted by: xXVerizionEnVXx on 2008-01-26 10:16:15)

How do teachers look at students personal information. Like they could tell if students have myspaces, facebook, etc. I heard about this and I do not think that this is acceptable. Anyways, how do they look at students personal information?

Posted by: Gummer on 2008-01-26, 10:21:04

Tearchers shouldn't look at students personal information. That is why it is called Personal Information!!!

Posted by: Blissful Mrs. on 2008-01-26, 10:21:46

Often kids have public settings on Myspace. ( which is stupid ) it can be made private and those people that they know personally should be on the "friends " list. Facebook is set to private unless you add someone as a friend. Hate to say it, but it is the responsibility of the person to make their site private if they don't want others looking around!

Posted by: shayeshayeshaye on 2008-01-26, 10:23:33

You don't mean how do they, you mean do they? Teachers have access to a student's file and probably have their own student files which contain personal information. But a teacher wouldn't look at a student's facebook or myspace page unless a student directed the teacher to look at it for a school related reason or they came upon it by accident (searching for something else). Otherwise it wouldn't make sense.