Host: Boys and girls, welcome to Teen Talk. Do you often make friends on the Internet? Do you have you
are chatting with your net friends? What problems make you puzzled (困惑的)?
Today, David Smith is here. He will give us some advice. |
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Problems |
Advice |
Peer: If my net friends want to know my
phone number, what should I do?
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David: You'd better not tell strangers your
phone number.
Knowing your phone number, they might
know
where you live, and they can call
vou or vour Darents often. Sometimes it will
bring you much trouble. |
John: Sometimes, I meet some adults. I have
nothing to chat with them, What should I do? |
David: If you don't like talking with them,
skip it. And look for
some information you like. But sometimes,
adults may give you some useful advice. |
George If they want to visit my
home or invite me to their
homes, what should I do?
|
David: If you want to see them, make sure
that at least one of your
parents can go to meet them, too. Inviting
them to your house is
good, or let a parent take you over to their
houses. Be sure you
have a parent along with you. |
Victor:Then, what else should
we pay attention to?
|
David: If someone asks you not to tell your
parents about him/her,
you must tell your parents at once. If they
don't tell you much about
themselves, maybe they're not the ones they
say they are |
| Host: It's time to end the program. Thank you. |
| David: Boys and girls, if you are often online, be careful. Don't let strangers know you very easily |
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