Foster Genuine Connections in the Digital Age
- Example: Schedule a weekly “tech-free” family game night to create opportunities for face-to-face interaction
As a parent or educator, you’ve likely felt overwhelmed by the vast and ever-changing digital landscape our youth are exploring. It can feel like watching them set sail into uncharted waters, filled with both wonders and hidden dangers. But what if you had a reliable guide?
Your map for navigating the digital world with confidence and purpose.
What matters to you is important to me, and what’s important to you genuinely matters to me.
Children and teens won’t care what you say until they feel that you care.
Unhealthy choices online are always a poor attempt to meet healthy fundamental human needs.
We need to uncover the “why” behind our children’s media habits and empower them to meet these needs beyond screens.
The aim of mentorship is to help teens identify the good and bad values that drive their online choices.
When our values and goals chart the course of our lives, the brain understands tech as a tool for the journey rather than the destination itself.
The best boundaries are those that protect our kids’ YES, because the understand the WHY.
A boundary is more than just a rule; it’s a culmination of our core values and life goals that empower us to make choices that support who we are and where we’re going.
This safety checklist addresses key online risks for children aged 10-16, offering practical tips to protect them from grooming, cyberbullying, and inappropriate content.
This curriculum empowers middle school students to navigate the digital world safely through eight interactive sessions covering online safety, mental health, values, and digital leadership.
Digital Exploitation: You can report online child sexual exploitation to the Cyber Tipline by calling 1-800-843-5678 or visiting report.cybertip.org or the FBI.