Should you spy on your child?

Article Abstract:

A focus on the need for parents to spy on children, in view of current world of internet predators and instant messages is presented. The views expressed by a panel of experts and parents, on how the privacy of children is protected and, at the same time, how children are monitored and protected by their parents, are also discussed.

Management, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Crime, Parents, Child welfare, Parent-child relations, Espionage

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A tale-telling dad

Article Abstract:

California-based professional story teller Joel ben Izzy, goes down the memory lane through his experiences of story telling, in the backdrop of the incident in his life, of losing and regaining of voice after operating on thyroid cancer.

United States, Personal narratives, Storytelling, Izzy, Joel ben

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