Presto, instant report. So while the Internet has the capacity to expand young minds, it can also undercut the learning process. Fortunately, teachers are acutely aware of this phenomenon, too, and understand how important it is to vigilantly guard against online plagiarism, which it might be argued can be almost as harmful as seeing a dirty picture. Finally, there is another element that is absolutely necessary in ensuring that students are benefiting from and not being harmed by this extraordinary technological tool. That is parental involvement.
Nothing beats a good old-fashioned, candid conversation between parent and child.
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