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I appreciate you addressing the issue of students having good moral values. This of course stems from foundations apart from the Internet, beginning at home. I recall students who expressed such inappropriate social behavior at school, in a time years before the Internet was conceived. Such behavior had nothing to do with technology, for it flourished in gangs, peer groups, and even through family members. I sometimes wondered how a student could misbehave so much at school, but when I met the parents, I realized the students reflected their rather immoral home behavior. And so now with the Internet, it can be challenging to understand if a student who fails in justly approaching rights and responsibilities of their digital citizenship is acting this way because their new toys of technology are bringing to light a rather unusual deviant self, or if the student is merely using the Internet to misbehave and therefore if not on the Internet, then on the schoolyard. So thanks for mentioning the concept of moral issues and the Internet.
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