"Parents are flocking to social networking sites - sometimes to monitor their kids, and sometimes for the same reason teenagers signed up: to communicate and to share. For some teens, this can feel like an intrusion on their virtual space. For others, it's just a new way to stay in touch with mom and dad."How kids respond to parents being on social networking sites depends on what the parent-teen relationship is like off-line. Parents who try to monitor their kids too much may find their strategy backfiring, and teens may block them from seeing the full truth. Source: Mexia (TX) Daily News
Labels: social-networking, facebook, interferring
Posted By: Aspen Education Group