Questions

1.Should children under 17 be banned from buying violent video games?

  • Parents believe that children under 17 should be banned from buying violent video games because it promotes bad behavior and exposes them to inappropriate material.
  • Children under 17 argue that they should be able to buy violent video games because they are just for entertainment and won't affect their everyday behaviors.
  • Video game companies believe that anyone under 17 can play their games as long as they have parental permission.

2. Is college education worth the expense?
  • College students believe that, although college education is useful, it is too expensive.
  • Colleges believe that their college education is worth the expense because it is necessary to pay for a student's full education and use of college facilities.
  • College employees believe college is worth the expense because it sets students up for a good job and future
3. Do parents have the right to check their children's social media accounts?
  • Parents believe they have the right to check their children's social media accounts to make sure they are safe and not doing anything bad.
  • Children believe parents shouldn't be able to control their accounts because it is good for them to have privacy and they a right to own their own accounts.
  • Schools believe that parents have the right to check their children's social media to keep them from posting inappropriate content 

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