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This hulitiay seuson will bring more than good cheer, us many parents will be buymg hew computers and other Internet enabled gadgets for themselves and their children.
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“The nation cannot speed down the information highway if parents aren t teaching kids how tu use technology responsibly," said Sharon Darling, president and founder of the National Center for Family Literacy
Unfortunately many have no idea what their children are doing on their computers. According to a survey conducted by Harris Interactive un behalf of software maker Symantec, parents in the U.S. think their kids are online two hours a month, but kids report spending 110 hours a month online. And. 41 percent of teens ages 13-17 agree that parents don't know what
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