https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj 8th grade en-us 2017-02-23 17:15:15 UTC 2025-11-12 22:42:35 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824329 Smart phones are teenagers' lives. If they got theirs taken away they would be distraught. Teenagers all use social media and they all text. Some parents monitor their child's activity on their phone. The question everyone else is asking is : Should parents be able to monitor their kids' digital life? No, parents should not monitor their kids' digital lives because doing this can make children lose trust in their parents and they cannot learn essential life skills by themselves.]]> 2017-02-23 17:16:01 UTC https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824329 https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824340 Today, the technology exists for parents to spy on their kids in all sorts of ways, but that doesn’t mean that they should. Although parents only intend on keeping their child safe, kids just want to have at least a little bit of freedom. Yes, it’s hard to believe, but children have some basic human rights as well, and privacy definitely should be one of them. Kids digital lives should not be monitored by their parents because not only does it invade their privacy, but also denies the consideration and decency which all people are entitled. ]]> 2017-02-23 17:16:03 UTC https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824340 https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824408 It makes sense for parents to worry about their children online activity. However, the worst thing parents can do is violate the trust in between them and their child. Now some people may say that parents need to see what their children are doing at all times. This is so they know what they are doing online at all times. This is wrong because if parents violate this bond, they can end up pushing their children farer and farer away. This makes them begin to keep secrets because they don't trust their own parents. Concerns about online activity can be solved by honest conversations between a parent and their child, not spying. Parents should not monitor their kids’ digital lives because it pushes their children away and violates the child's privacy.]]> 2017-02-23 17:16:13 UTC https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824408 Fortuitous https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824425  With modern day technology, many young kids are already using the internet. However, many parents are monitoring what they are doing. Which brings many people to this question: Should parents monitor their kids’ digital lives? This article will discuss why whether or not a parent should keep a close eye on their child’s internet activity. In fact, parents should monitor their child’s internet activity because, monitoring a child’s activity helps keeping their kid safe and many kids will behave kinder online and think about their words if a parent is constantly keeping them in check. Despite the weak claims that keeping a close eye on a child’s internet activity is an invasion of privacy. ]]> 2017-02-23 17:16:15 UTC https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824425 https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824635 Kids usually use a phone or the internet to have their own lives in a way, but in some ways   parents are breaking that gateway of freedom. Although parents should keep their children safe, some parents feel the need to know the password to their children’s social media accounts or monitor their texting and call activity. People are debating whether or not parents should monitor their kids’ digital lives. Parent’s should not monitor their kids’ online activity because it is an invasion of privacy and it violates the trust between the child and the parents. 

]]> 2017-02-23 17:16:48 UTC https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824635 https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824697 Technology is one of the most crucial things in todays world. Teens, especially are always attached to their mobile devices and electronics. Many teens use social media sites such as Snapchat, Facebook, and Instagram, and are allowed to post anything they want. But should they really be looked upon by their parents? Parents should not monitor their kids’ digital lives because it breaks trust and invades their privacy. ]]> 2017-02-23 17:16:57 UTC https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155824697 https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155825129 The digital age is among us. Everyone, from ages 10 to 50, (and sometimes even younger or older), are using technology that can communicate to other people across the world and play games with friends. People use Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook to talk to friends. Yet, parents of children who use these new apps and things disagree on the issue of whether or not they should be monitoring their children’s activity online. Parents should not monitor their children’s digital lives because it’s an invasion of their kids’ privacy and shows a lack of trust between the bond of a parent and their child.]]> 2017-02-23 17:17:55 UTC https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155825129 https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155825131 Many kids these days have Snapchat, Instagram, or even Facebook. Parents are nervous that their kids are commenting bad comments on other people's accounts or using it to bully others. But is it Ok to have monitor their kids’ digital lives? Although parents can watch their kids if they have their account passwords or are friends with them to make sure they aren't doing anything bad, but it just isn’t right for parents to monitor their kids digital lives. I say this because if kids know that their parent have their account password it can cause kids to create secret account that their parent don’t know about. Also another reason is that could cause their kids to think that their parents don’t have trust in them.]]> 2017-02-23 17:17:56 UTC https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155825131 https://padlet.com/bergerb1/uqehwhne2ewj/wish/155825500 Many teens spend a lot of time on their phones. Technology can open up new worlds to young people and provide them with rich learning experiences. Although, technology can provide teens with skills they need to be responsible, it can expose them to many risks. That is the reason for parents feeling the need to keep a tab on their teens online activity. Parents should not monitor their kids digital lives because it breaks trust and its an invasion of teens privacy.

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