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After reading the article 'I know what you did Last Math Class" by Jan Hoffman It really gave me a sense of how much our parents and relationships between them and there kids are becoming easier to find out about and be much more open. I never knew about these websites on how well children are doign in classes are they skipping and how well there doing ibn classes, it just seems a little too free and unrealistic. I think that as a high school student at John Jay High School, it doesn't feel right for a parent to just barge into a childs life, and yes i know some children are aware that the parent is doing this, but it could have to do with a parent forcing the child to do this. In some areas like cities and other more violent capable schools, i do somewhat agree that this method could help with alot of families and there relationships with their kids. I think that it would let the parents be more aware of what there children are doing, because usually in those areas it is not as much as a open relationship between the two people. So overall i think that this method could help in some areas, but in others could cause more problems by budding in to a child who was doign fine but now is stressed.
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