Teachers warned over befriending students on social networking websites - press response2 February 2012
Julian Stanley gives his comments on the issue of teachers taking care when using social networking websites: "Teacher Support Network would always recommend that teachers refer to their school's procedures and policies, as well as approved guidance on social media matters." "The risk of emotional distress and harrassment for a teacher is as strong online as it is offline, so it is vital that they take great care in all environments and seek support as soon as possible from their school, union and services like Teacher Support Network's whenever needed." Julian's comments appeared in SecEd on the 02/02/2012. To read the article in full, click here. We will soon be launching our new Twitter series on how to stay safe online. The series will cover issues such as: how to stay safe when surfing the net, Facebook privacy settings and online privacy. To make sure you know how to stay safe online, follow us on Twitter @teachersupport.
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