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![A Few Don’ts
• Don’t be afraid of the big, new world.
– Num. 13 “It really is a land flowing with milk and honey. Here’s
some of its fruit…but…they’re too strong for us!”
• Don’t stop trying.
– Deut. 11:19 Teach [God’s words] to your children, talking about
them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road,
when you lie down and when you get up.
• Don’t freak out.
– Prov. 22:6 Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he
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Identity & community
- 1. Identity & Community ina Public, Connected World Some rights reserved by Flickr user kelsey_lovefusionphot
- 2. 7.5 hours screen timedaily by 8 – 18 yr olds. 60Texts a day sent by avg. teen with a cell phone. 1 25Percent of kids say they’ve encountered unwanted/sexual stuff online. 73Percent of teens were on social networks in 2011. 2hours spent with media by 0 – 8 year olds.
- 3. BAD NEWS 3 Marketers andcheap thrills are trying to steal your kids’ identity. “I have called you friends” “Do not be conformed to this world. Betransformed.” “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” “You are fearfully and wonderfully made.” “No Gods before me.”
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- 6. Yes! You’re DoingIt Just Right! • ] 6
- 7. Embrace Their World •Say yes and join in. • Learn. • Share who “we” are online. – Admire the admirable & smart things they do. – Share concerns more than fears.
- 8. Teach Explicit Steps •Texting respectfully…and when to call • CyberBullying • Bullied: Tell them to stop. Stop responding. Get a screen shot. Tell a trusted adult. • Bully: The internet is full of spotlights …and it can make mean things look even uglier. When you’re angry, walk away from the spotlight. • Creepy Online people • Walk away and tell a trusted adult to protect other kids who aren’t as wise as you. • Scams • Ask who made the site and how does it make money? No Pop Ups!
- 9. Monitor as BestYou Can • Check browser history, their texts, friends on games, comments on photos, etc. • Flip screen rule. • Take it all up at bedtime. • Ask ‘em.
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- 11. A Few Don’ts •Don’t be afraid of the big, new world. – Num. 13 “It really is a land flowing with milk and honey. Here’s some of its fruit…but…they’re too strong for us!” • Don’t stop trying. – Deut. 11:19 Teach [God’s words] to your children, talking about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. • Don’t freak out. – Prov. 22:6 Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.
- 12. Don’t Go ItAlone www.commonsensemedia.org
- 13. Tech for Families BasicRules of the Road Truths to Teach Parental Control Websites Minecraft…Safely Know what the heck your 2 – 6th graders are talking about THA INTERWEBS! Browser Basics Internet Filters Safe Search Grab a Handout!