Facebook & Teachers: Should You Friend Your Students? (Infographic)

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This infographic is another designed by us on behalf on MastersInEducation.org. It highlights a lot of interesting and concerning statistics about student-teacher interactions on Facebook:

• 28% of teachers have described receiving unwelcome text messages from students.
• 10% of US Facebook users are in high school.
• In the past 6 months, 3 US teachers have been fired for having inappropriate dialogue with students over Facebook.
• Over 30 billion pieces of content are shared over Facebook each day.

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