Briefing your child on Internet Safety
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The cartoon snippets are quite light-hearted for kids. Like that the author used a knight charactor as a metaphor.
Coke Chan\" post_id=\"1905196\" time=\"1554455057\" user_id=\"150132:[quote=\"Coke Chan\" post_id=1905196 time=1554455057 user_id=150132]Found it useful as a starter resource to prep DD on internet safety. It is pictorial (cute), so quite easy for a child to understand. Also has parental notes, which is useful!
https://rlist.io/l/2019-pointers-for-parents-with-kids-internet[/quote] -
Indeed, it’s good that makes the child conscious of simple concepts like user names, passwords and revealing family info, which a child will honestly do if they treat the online world like the physical world environment.
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It’s probably good for non-IT savvy people like me. It took me a while to taste the double-edge of the internet and was a painful lesson. Adults can take the damage, but if i decide to allow DS independent access which i will in a couple of years, i will want DS to know how to protect himself.
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Can't agree with you more on this
LucyL\" post_id=\"1907628\" time=\"1556074793\" user_id=\"165798:
By keeping lines of communication open, your child will be more likely to come to you if they encounter any problems online in the future.
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Katherin22\" post_id=\"1909662\" time=\"1557458439\" user_id=\"165777:
Wouldn't checking their internet usage regularly too intrusive ?
It's always good to remind your child the do's and dont's of internet.. make sure to let them understand as well why and how it will affect their lives. It's also good to check your child's internet usage regularly. -
Coke Chan\" post_id=\"1905196\" time=\"1554455057\" user_id=\"150132:[quote=\"Coke Chan\" post_id=1905196 time=1554455057 user_id=150132]
Thank you for sharing. Very helpful! :goodpost:
Found it useful as a starter resource to prep DD on internet safety. It is pictorial (cute), so quite easy for a child to understand. Also has parental notes, which is useful!
https://rlist.io/l/2019-pointers-for-parents-with-kids-internet[/quote] -
The Psychology Behind TikTok's Addictive Feed
https://growth.design/case-studies/tiktok-feed-psychology/ -
RoastChickenDance\" post_id=\"1996457\" time=\"1601124050\" user_id=\"161727:
This explains everything!
The Psychology Behind TikTok's Addictive Feed
https://growth.design/case-studies/tiktok-feed-psychology/ -
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