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This web site supports Dr. Russell Sabella's work on educating children, parents, educators and other stake holders about the responsible use of technology. Included in these pages you will find helpful resources, lesson plans, links, and more.
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Embrace Civility LLC supports the full engagement of students in maintaining an environment where hurtful behavior is incompatible with the accepted social norms and where everyone takes responsibility for the quality of personal relationships.
Embrace Civility https://www.embracecivility.org/
Crumpled Paper: Bullying Lesson Plan | PBS Learning Media
https://connectsafely.org/how-i-nearly-fell-for-a-frightening-virtual-kidnapping-scam/
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When You Feel So Mad That You Want to Roar: Strategy Song and Activity (PreK-K)
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Sing
along with Daniel Tiger and his friends as they conquer anger by
counting to four. In this video excerpt from the popular PBS KIDS TV
show Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood,
see how you can use music and movement to help your students practice
slowing down and controlling their actions. Your students have big
feelings, but you can support them as they begin to learn lifelong
self-regulation skills.
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Explore the Ups and Downs of Social Media: Evaluating Mental Health Effects on Teens (6-12) |
In this lesson, your students will listen to an episode of On Our Minds,
a youth-led podcast exploring issues pertaining to mental health among
teenagers. After listening to first-hand anecdotes from teens, your
students will evaluate the impact of social media and analyze the
various narratives for claims, counterclaims, and solutions to the
issue. |