The Hollis Brookline student body feels that in order to achieve the highest level of learning, the restrictions currently placed on social media outlets should be abolished. By granting students access in school to websites such as YouTube and Twitter, HBHS will truly embrace the concept of 21st Century Learning. The ability to access social media will provide a direct route to news both local and global, allowing students to broaden their horizons as well as take in more of their world.
It's time we've expanded our horizons and brought in new possibilities for our students for their learning and expression.
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Mackenzie Riel
12 years ago
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They need to stop restricting us from these kinds of things. We're not 4 years old anymore, we can handle what's on the internet (at least most of us can), for those who abuse the ability they're giving us to use social media, will suffer the consequences but I sincerely doubt that enough people will do that.
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12 years ago
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The Hollis Brookline student body feels that in order to achieve the highest level of learning, the restrictions currently placed on social media outlets should be abolished. By granting students access in school to websites such as YouTube and Twitter, HBHS will truly embrace the concept of 21st Century Learning. The ability to access social media will provide a direct route to news both local and global, allowing students to broaden their horizons as well as take in more of their world.
It's time we've expanded our horizons and brought in new possibilities for our students for their learning and expression.
M
Mackenzie Riel
12 years ago
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They need to stop restricting us from these kinds of things. We're not 4 years old anymore, we can handle what's on the internet (at least most of us can), for those who abuse the ability they're giving us to use social media, will suffer the consequences but I sincerely doubt that enough people will do that.
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12 years ago
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It's time we've expanded our horizons and brought in new possibilities for our students for their learning and expression.