Problem solved, apparently.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/6925444.stm
A few gems
Sure. Why not. Who said evolution had to move forward?Teachers have called for websites such as YouTube to be shut down as part of efforts to prevent pupils and staff being bullied.
Infact, while we are at it, shut down the phone network too. E-mail? Guess that can be used too; Bye.
Sod it, lets close royal mail, after all, I suppose the distress that could be caused by someone sending a dodgy letter is enough to warrant it, right?
Got to admire these geniuses for being able to conclude such a fact really.Delegates at the conference of the Professional Association of Teachers (PAT) said bullying can continue outside school and work hours.
NO WAY!They said bullies can send abusive text messages or e-mails to victims.
They backed a motion demanding that such websites be closed down.Oh teh noes, it was posted on the interwibble!!!who said one teacher had been the subject of a death threat which was posted online.
What about the mass numbers of teachers who get threatened verbally and via written notes in schools?
More to the point, what the hell are kids in primary school doing with mobile phones and being online, unsupervised?Catriona Tait, a newly qualified primary teacher from Dundee, said one in four pupils had experienced online and text bullying at some time.
Or is this another case of someone under qualified commenting on people in schools above whats she's trained to deal with?
I have never read so much crap in one article (excluding Fudzilla). I don't know who to blame, the idiots that come out with comments like above, or the BBC for making an article that reads like it was knocked up by one of those kids at primary school.


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