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Natalie Tweets Snapchat In The Classroom
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Dan opens Snapchat on his iPad during class and takes a photo of his English teacher without her knowing. He uses a filter to make her look like a rainbow unicorn. Then he sends the photo to his friends.
I think this is half and half. This is because it was wrong to take of photo of her English teacher without her knowing but he did not doing anything inappropriate to the photo.

There is a girl in Natalie’s class who likes to dress creatively. On Tuesday, Natalie Tweets a rude comment about the outfit she wore that day along with #whatnottowear and #epic fail.
That is harmful. This is because this is a mean comment and if hurts the person who wore the dress. You should not say anything mean about someone online.

Stephanie
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