Web restrictions draw ire of some educators


Book banning has long been a controversial issue in the nation’s schools, reports USA Today.  Now some educators say banned websites pose as great a threat to kids’ education and intellectual freedom. Filtering software and school rules designed to keep out violence and pornography are also blocking key educational and otherwise useful sites, teachers say, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube –not to mention Google and National Geographic…

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