My Social Sitter

When a message is inappropriate or hacked, it is rejected in real-time and not sent. When correct, it is posted to your social media profile instantly.

Source: http://mysocialsitter.com/

Bullying Prevention Continuing Education Course Now Available

New Continuing Education Course Now Available!

StopBullying.gov

 is proud to announce that the BullyingPrevention Continuing Education Course

 is now available! The self-directed training provides you with the tools necessary to promote bullying prevention research and best practices in your community.

The course features the newest research on bullying prevention, quizzes throughout to test your knowledge and the ability to earn course credits quickly and easily.

After completing the course, you will be able to:

1. Define bullying, the many forms it takes, and its effects
2. Discuss best practices in bullying prevention and responding tobullying
3. Highlight compelling examples of prevention strategies that work
4. Create an action plan and execute your community event

Take the course, earn continuing education credit and make a difference! Earning course credit is as simple as playing the video and clicking the link that takes you to the post-course assessment once the video is complete. Discover your role in bullying prevention today! Take the course>>

What Kids Are Really Watching on YouTube

Source: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/blog/what-kids-are-really-watching-on-youtube

Fighting back against online harassment and cyberbullying | ConnectSafely

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http://www.connectsafely.org/fighting-back-against-online-harassment-and-cyberbullying/

Boys' reaction to bullying will melt your heart

How to Deal with Racy Content in Movies and TV

How to Deal with Racy Content in Movies and TV
Our kids are growing up surrounded by racy images and sexual messages on TV, in the movies and on the Internet. Find out how to help your kids deal with all the sexy content. #TipTuesday
Posted by Common Sense Media on Tuesday, January 26, 2016

What age should my kids be before I let them use Instagram, Facebook, and other social media services?

How old your kid should be before he or she starts using social media with your permission is really up to you. Most social media websites and apps require that kids be 13 to sign up. Despite what many think, this isn't to limit kids' exposure to inappropriate content but because of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), which prevents companies from collecting certain information from kids under 13. Rather than create an environment that protects kids from data tracking, Facebook and other websites and apps choose to restrict access to those under 13.

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