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bishanman:
might be popping by this to find out more http://www.acpcomputer.edu.sg/SCCP2009/
if i am not wrong, one of the partner of the talk is a security software company. Another sales talk? -
maybe hor? will can to ask.
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anyway, i have posted your query in the forum
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bishanman:
The challenge lies in how to explain \"distasteful\" without sounding too distasteful.. :? How to explain without sounding too awkward has always been mine biggest bugbear.
One way on how my brother educated his son was showing him pictures of abortions, STDs, and also those HIV infected patients. He tells his son that he could lose his life, image and things like that and that people featured in those dirty sites do not come to any good end.
And then he tells him that will happen if he continues getting interested in such things, those disgusting things might happen. So now his son is more careful with things of that nature. -
Parents are very much worried about their kid’s internet activities. The other day i found some kids site i feel its better to divert our kids attention to those sites so that we can safe guard our kid at least to some extent.
Hoping for the best… -
Parent need help too. Where to get? :stupid:
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first of all, technology can always be bypass. nothing is foolproof in the world.
in IT world, or dealing with users on IT, its always best to EDUCATE them. so education is still the best, those blocking software only serve as a temp measures.
how to talk to them depends on how old they are. preferably to talk to them when they are around 9yo or so. if they are sensible earlier then can talk earlier. no hard and fast rule.
For me, although my kids are still young, like oldest being 3yo, i intend to and had already planned to install those blocking programs for them. placing in the living room is not possible…maybe in the early stages, but once they complain, too noisy cannot do project, or study, then gt to move to their rooms. so no use.
install, use block, educate, is all u need. no need to worry too much. -
Explain to your kids what those websites are and why they are not right for them.
It’s difficult to stop internet usage in this age.
I also tell my kids the double meaning of some words eg. mostly cat-related so that when they are using the search engine, they will not click on the wrong websites. -
SBKS:
Agree. Nowadays, most students use laptop instead of desktop. So, 'placing the PC' in the living room is no longer a relevant solution.
...... placing in the living room is not possible...maybe in the early stages, but once they complain, too noisy cannot do project, or study, then gt to move to their rooms. so no use. -
Hi All!
Could you please anybody help me how to change password to login computer.My son uncontrollably see computer.First he on the computer after he came back from the school.He sit in front of computer for long hours everyday.I need to shout all the time.Its very stressful.
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