I’ve always proposed to live my life without regret. However, if honest, it’s clear I’ve made plenty of mistakes. Many have said to me, “but those mistakes are a part of who you are today.”
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Parents should be paying very close attention to the digital media their children are using, says child advocate James Steyer. "Young people in particular often self-reveal before they self-reflect," he says. Via Anna Lynn Martino, Kevin Akita Delete the scoop?
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Being a “digital native” is not the same as being a “digital citizen.” Young people have always needed ethical guidance and the security of rules and boundaries. Via Dave Wee, Kevin Akita Delete the scoop?
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We are all one click away from being pulled into an information portal, filled with erroneous, distracting and at times dangerous material. We are also one click away from making a public gaffe, mistakenly sharing information not intended for a wider audience, in the form of an email, a wall post, text or chat message. Via Kevin Akita Delete the scoop?
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This community is working together to create awareness and put in place services to support the optimal development of children's brains. I have been fortunate to have the opportunity to contribute to these important efforts. Hope you enjoy and share with parents and professionals for the benefit of children! Via Deborah McNelis Delete the scoop?
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Parents are constantly grappling with how to deal with online privacy issues with their kids. Issues about whether to share passwords to email and social media accounts, whether to filter or monitor Web sites, and how much leeway to give kids of different ages as they experiment with their online identities. Via Kevin Akita Delete the scoop?
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