by webmaster | Dec 18, 2024 | Parent Outreach, Parental Controls
In today’s digital world, building online trust between parents and children is a critical aspect of parenting. Trust is formed through open communication about activities on the internet, fostering an environment in which children feel comfortable confiding in...
by webmaster | Apr 24, 2024 | Common Sense Media, Parent Outreach, Parental Controls, Social Media
Does the statement “I have no idea what my kid does online” frighten you, or can you relate? Let’s face it, kids growing up in today’s digital age, combined with the speed at which new apps or existing apps with new features are popping up, makes it...
by webmaster | Nov 3, 2022 | Parental Controls, Social Media
As parents and educators, it can be difficult to stay informed about all of the social media apps that are being used by our children and students. In this blog series we are calling “Social Media 101 – What’s Out There?” we will provide you with an overview of some...
by webmaster | Mar 22, 2022 | Parent Outreach, Parental Controls, Social Media
The internet, social media and multiplayer gaming have expanded the way that students communicate and interact with their peers. Social media and online gaming allow kids the chance to connect with their IRL friends and to cast a wider net to meet new “friends”. Many...
by webmaster | Feb 18, 2022 | Parental Controls, Social Media, Social Media Challenges, TikTok
UPDATE: February 18, 2022 As the trend of TikTok challenges continues, there are two challenges parents should have on their radar. TikTok Benadryl Challenge The Benadryl Challenge encourages children to take excessive amounts of Benadryl in an attempt to get high or...
by webmaster | Dec 1, 2021 | Common Sense Media, Cyberbullying, Digital Footprint, Intellectual Property, Media Literacy, Online Gaming, Parental Controls, Social Media
As we kick off the month of December, many children hope that digital devices will be part of their holiday experience. From gift requests for new devices/games to school breaks that allow for extended game play and social media use, families often find themselves...