At school we went over our social networking guidelines.【C1】______the obvious—don"t be inappropriate with students through texting and Facebooking—we were further【C2】______to "always think and write like an educator" and "never use a blog to【C3】______your job duties" and "never blog or write about extremely personal【C4】______". The handout told us that any Facebook pictures that show "the use of alcohol or anything students are prohibited from doing," could【C5】______dis-cipline. All of this is because "community members may hold you to a【C6】______standard of conduct than the【C7】______person." It is also advised that teachers should【C8】______"discussion or revealing【C9】______students personal matters about their private lives" making me【C10】______every piece of writing I have ever shared with my students. Educators have been expected to be super-heroes for a while now,【C11】______poverty, dysfunction,【C12】______curriculums, and time. But now we are expected to be the faultless and faceless【C13】______opinions or personal lives. I understand the Public Face and I have gotten pretty good at【C14】______it. And I【C15】______am not forgiving inappropriate behavior with or around children. But with policies like this, I am【C16】______to buy beer at the grocery store or wear clothes【C17】______break dress code out in public on hot days. But while the rest of the population gets to【C18】______into their averageness(【C19】______President Obama can drink beer in public without losing his job), teachers are expected to live their average lives behind【C20】______doors.