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Internet Censorship position
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Rubenstein Deanna EDCR 103 Foundations Internet Censorship position 28 November 2005 RL: 8.5 Words: 499 We live in a world with many technological advances, such as cell phones, iPods, MP3 players, DVD players, and many major medical advances, too many to name. Perhaps the most important technological advance is the World Wide Web or simply the Internet. Of course like any good thing, the Internet comes with its ups and downs. The internet is a wonderful learning tool. Of course, there are some things, actually a lot of things, that aren't suitable for a classroom environment, such as pornography, violent material, uneducational games, or even web sites about cheating in schools. Sure, games are fine at home, but they are not good for the classroom. Of course there are some educational games that are quite beneficial to the classroom and to the learning of the students. The textbook says...
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