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    Relationships - Student A: Monologue DIALOGUE: Parental Control

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    The document discusses two students' perspectives on relationships and parental control of technology use. Student A believes that monitoring a child's online communications is important to prevent cyberbullying and inappropriate content. However, Student B argues that monitoring is an invasion of privacy and that children need freedom to form relationships and take responsibility themselves. The two students disagree on whether parental controls and monitoring of a child's technology use is an acceptable practice.

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    The document discusses two students' perspectives on relationships and parental control of technology use. Student A believes that monitoring a child's online communications is important to prevent cyberbullying and inappropriate content. However, Student B argues that monitoring is an invasion of privacy and that children need freedom to form relationships and take responsibility themselves. The two students disagree on whether parental controls and monitoring of a child's technology use is an acceptable practice.

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    The document discusses two students' perspectives on relationships and parental control of technology use. Student A believes that monitoring a child's online communications is important to prevent cyberbullying and inappropriate content. However, Student B argues that monitoring is an invasion of privacy and that children need freedom to form relationships and take responsibility themselves. The two students disagree on whether parental controls and monitoring of a child's technology use is an acceptable practice.

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    RELATIONSHIPS - STUDENT A

    MONOLOGUE DIALOGUE: Parental control

    You and your partner have a daughter who loves


     Being an only child. Do children spend too much technology, but you feel you should monitor her
    time alone? online and mobile communications.

     Important relationships in your life.  Monitoring prevents cyberbullying.

     Long-distance relationships.  Parents need to correct children who are


    wasting their time.
     Modern societies are becoming more
    individualistic.  Monitoring raises digital awareness among
    parents.

     Children are at risk of getting involved with


    violence, pornography, etc.

    RELATIONSHIPS - STUDENT B

    MONOLOGUE (5 min) DIALOGUE: Parental control

    You and your partner have a daughter who loves


    technology You think there is no need to worry and
     The right time to fly the nest monitor her online and mobile communications.

     How does our modern society respond to the issue  Monitoring is lazy parenting and an invasion
    of elderly relatives / people? of privacy.

     Relationships in the working environment.  Other parental controls are more practical
    and reasonable to administer
     Relationships with neighbours.
     Monitoring is a hindrance to forming
    relationships both outside and inside the
    family

     Children can feel patronised. They need to


    be responsible themselves.

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