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school website yourself. What will you write today's school news to be?Archive page for Wednesday, 20 September 2006
We, Sep 20, 2006
So true. I love (and hate) showing a newbie our demo. Everytime there's a new something I totally missed. I love it when it goes easily, smoothly; hate it when there's something so obvious, but they can't see it. Obviously, it isn't obvious :-( </bangs head on wall>
Closed sites like Bebo are a huge problem. They're not indexed by Google. So if you're Googling for yourself, you'll not see them.
For our part, let me remind you that we monitor pupil to pupil emails, and have discovered one incidence of a bullying ring, a threat of suicide and several nuggets of kiddie Intel. All were dealt with successfully. Obviously, nothing on any of our school sites goes by unread by ourselves or several teachers from that school.
Outside the school gates, outside the school's website, it's hard to discover bullying. Again and again it need to be taught that it should be reported. Reported by the person being bullied and the silent witnesses. I've no clue how to do that.
