They are the teacher, and shouldn't be in students' private information. That's for the parents and the student to deal with, unless it is at school and something there is affecting the student's learning or something. Nonetheless, they should not be overseeing the student's private, personal information such as a relationship. Also kids like to talk about how their teachers are, in ways that aren't too nice, and the student could then get into trouble over something on Facebook. Parents and teachers, sure, why not. Students...not so much.
The student could also get into the teachers business, I forgot to add. What the teachers are doing, who their husband is, how their job is...that is strictly the teacher's buisiness, and not the sudent's, and the student could use it against them.
Should K-12 teachers be Facebook friends with students?
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They are the teacher, and shouldn't be in students' private information. That's for the parents and the student to deal with, unless it is at school and something there is affecting the student's learning or something. Nonetheless, they should not be overseeing the student's private, personal information such as a relationship. Also kids like to talk about how their teachers are, in ways that aren't too nice, and the student could then get into trouble over something on Facebook. Parents and teachers, sure, why not. Students...not so much.
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The student could also get into the teachers business, I forgot to add. What the teachers are doing, who their husband is, how their job is...that is strictly the teacher's buisiness, and not the sudent's, and the student could use it against them.