The document discusses online safety for children aged 2-11, noting that they represent nearly 9.5% of the active online population. It highlights issues such as mobile device use in schools, online harassment among teens, and communication preferences between students and teachers. Parents are encouraged to set realistic expectations, model better online behaviors, and maintain open communication with their children to promote safer internet use.

1. Online
Safety:
Parents
Christopher
Wells
SchoolTechPolicies.com

2. How
would
you
know?
• CD99
• CUB
• DBS
• PRW
• LMIRL

3. • Children
aged
2-­‐11
comprise
nearly
9.5%
of
the
acKve
online
universe
• At
schools
that
ban
mobile
devices,
63%
of
the
students
use
them
anyway
• One
in
three
online
teens
have
experienced
online
harassment
• 67%
of
teens
think
most
bullying
happens
OFFline
• One
third
of
middle
and
high
school
students
want
to
electronically
communicate
with
their
teachers
References:
Nielson,
Pew,
Project
Tomorrow,
Kaplan,
InternaKonal
Data
Corp,
MSNBC,
NaKonal
School
Board
AssociaKon,
and
Mashable.
Source:
The
AssociaKon
for
Curriculum
and
Development.

4. What’s Wrong?

5. Parents?

6. Adult
Expectations
• How
can
realisKc
expectaKons
be
set?

7. Model Smarter Use!

8. Be Present and Aware

9. Your Actions Will Be Echoed!

11. Support Better Use!

12. Who’s in
charge?

13. Talk to
your kids!

14. Access the Resources!

15. al
itic ions
Cr at
nver s
Co

16. Remember, YOU
set the rules!

17. Get Informed!

18. QuesKons?
Christopher Wells
info@schooltechpolicies.com