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Children learn social skills through socialising with their friends. They learn how to play, share, make mistakes and to learn from them and learn what is and isn't acceptable behavior. Does social networking for young children (6-10 year olds) take this ability away from children? If they spend all their time on a social networking site instead of actually with their friends face to face are they missing out? Is social networking for the 6-10 year age market a bad thing?
Anne
On 5/11/11, Moira Smith wrote: > Children learn social skills through socialising with their > friends. They learn how to play, share, make mistakes and > to learn from them and learn what is and isn't acceptable > behavior. Does social networking for young children (6-10 > year olds) take this ability away from children? If they &g...See More
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