I need to find a website so I could research on:Should parents always in charge do today by 7:30 or 7:40?
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That question is asking YOUR OWN OPINION... you don't need to research it, just put your thoughts down.
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Ask your parent or guardian.
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No I am not.For 6hrs.a day you guys weren't on the site.That way us old people could ask questions about how to make you mind.Now we aren't going to be able to do that.lol\nWE NEED YEAR ROUND SCHOOL!!Parents unite.HA!ha...
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I'm not sure of any exact websites, but I do know that children questioning authority because each generation will have it's own set of issues and resolutions.  The best type of sites for that would be for children's rights advocacy.\n\nNow, there's a difference between questioning authority and being incorrigible. The law & order end of the question for sites would be for jevenile behavioral studies.
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check this\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=online+School+Time+Table+web+application&spell=1
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Just about everything you need to know is here\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/parents/lif...\n\nThe TTA site is also worth looking at http://www.tda.gov.uk/
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Usually, there's a grace period of about 3 hours, but you should really try to take them at the same time every day.  Maybe you could slowly move the time you take it to the evening, and set an alarm on your cell phone, etc.
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Hi, I'm from Carolina, and I'm not sure if there is a law for that what you asked. I think common sense plays more a part than anything. I think it is safe when a child reaches 10-12 years old. Of course there are 10-12 year olds who are dependable, and some that are not, I think it depends on your kids. I know of a 12 year old who was in daycare because his mom couldn't trust him enough to stay at home and not burn down the house, or let strangers in while she worked. Generally around that age, they should be able to stay home by themselves until a first shift working parent(s) come home for the evening. Most of the time the child is only there for 2-3 hours alone before an adult get s there, which is not bad. As a child with both parents working, I remember staying there for an hour and a half until my mother got off work. We walked home from school, me,my brother and my little sister. My bro was the oldest at  10, I was 8 and lil' sis was 5 or 6. We were good kids and me and lil' sis listened to our bro. We would not answer the phone, go outside, cook anything, or watch t.v (until homework was done) no tv until homework was done. He would threaten to tell if we didn't listen to him, and we did since he was the oldest and in charge. I am 28 now, and I'm still alive and well. That is my point. It depends on your kids! My bro was responsible at 10 years old, so my folks knew they could trust him to watch over his baby sisters!
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There's an article called "Manners and Etiquette resources for kids online". There are different links to follow and it is quite interesting.
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http://www.familywatchdog.us/Default.asp\n\nThis site will tell you everything you need to know at no cost
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There used to be a great one for both parents, adults and teeners in about.com a couple of years back.  You might check it out.
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2young2BeUsingIMunsupervised is probably a good one.\nShouldBeInBed \n\nCourtney,\n\nThere are too many people out there trying to take advantage of kids your age for you to be staying up late on the internet.  \n\nIf you are going to IM with your friends be very cautious about who else you chat with.  Talk with a guidance counselor, teacher or best of all your parents about the dangers online so you can be prepared.  \n\nI'll take off my parent hat now,\n\nMichael
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As a librarian I do not have time to stand around and "watch" what kids are doing on the computers!  We have parents sign permission slips for anyone under 16 and it states that we do not monitor nor do we block.  And we will look up to make sure that the parent has signed this sheet.  We also have a 20 minute time limit for everyone.  \n\nTry going to the library when kids are in school and you will most likely get on a computer with no problems
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for either, not on a school night for sure.  Otherwise, I had a curfew for my son at 16 of 10:30, at 17 he could come home by 11:30, but as a senior, he had to be home by 12:30.  Now he is in college and when he is home for vacations, he still has a curfew, and it is 1:00 am.  As for my daughter, she is only 16 now, and she has the 10:30 curfew for Friday and Saturday, but luckily it seems she and her friends really kind of like hanging out here at our house.  I, too, have a different standard for my daughter b/c of the dangers special to females, which seems sexist and unfair to her sometimes, but thank goodness, she doesn't fight me on it.
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http://www.masstimes.org/dotNet/Default.aspx
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go to the website and check the calendar or academic calendar
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there is this system called e-time, Im not sure what the website is but if you type it in you should find something.