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Parent Internet Safety Training Video Unit 2 - How to Respond and Report Inappropriate Content. Also included in formation about BVPS Filtering

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let's talk about inappropriate content there are many things your child mean counter while online the internet opens up an entire world of information and images some of which you don't your children to see on the internet your child might come across content that features  excessive violence hate speech as well as risky or illegal behaviors sing inappropriate content online may have negative effects on children some kids especially younger children may feel guilty or ashamed sometimes children exposed to violent or sexual content may become desensitized to it and can affect their self-image and overall development let your kids know they can always talk to you the internet is a grateful for them so don't make it scary if your child open up to you about inappropriate cons they saying listen attentively and stay calm reassure them that it's not their fault and help him up or anything that made them feel uncomfortable if you believe they received inappropriate content from a friend or shared it with someone else you may want to talk to a teacher or school counselor again the goal is to have regular and active conversations so that the conversation is open and ongoing nausea reacting to negative incident or behavior next talk to your child about what to do when they find inappropriate content they can turn off the screen use the back button tell a trusted ID immediately reported to the website or app or report it to cybertipline. Org in addition to talking to Children about what to do if they see inappropriate content also want to talk to older children about not posting it themselves inappropriate information your child shouldn't share online include illegal or inappropriate behavior offencive language threats of violence underage drinking or drug use or hate speech posting these things online means your tub may damage the reputation at school in the workplace or Munger friends they may be punished at school with what they post break school rules they might be charged with a crime if they are breaking the law and they might hurt their chances of getting into college getting a scholarship or sing a job in the future what you can do first of all connect set some ground rules establish clear guidelines like what types of sight kids can visit apps that can download and when they can have access to electronics consider a no device time each day another thing you can do is research before you buy it's important to learn about a device's capabilities before you buy it will it allow Unknown People to communicate with your child will this allows children to make unchecked purchase Gobi on the safeguards installing monitoring software doesn't guarantee your child will be safe online I'm attention and active conversation are the best tools to protect them if your kids are dealing with cyberbullies or potential online enticement report to the website the cell phone provider law enforcement or www. Seibert apply org the next thing you can do is learn know the platform's online grooming happens across all platforms so be aware of this sites games and apps for children frequently asked them show you how to use them be proactive teacher kids to spot common tricks used by online offenders the national Center for missing and exploited children reports that the most common tactic ice Children online or engaging the child in sexual conversation or roleplay as a grooming method directly asking the top or sexually explicit images of themselves are offering to Mitra Thank you images developing a rapport with a child who compliment or other supported behaviors such as liking your online post sending unprompted sexually explicit images of them or pretending to be younger or offering incentives for explicit content thought the red flags a child who is experiencing online grooming maybe spending increasing Time online they might get upset when they're not allowed to be on their advice they might take extra steps to conceal what they're doing online or they might be receiving gifts from people that you don't know 1/3 thing you can do is engage talk about it your kids might not tell you everything but ask anyway regular conversations about safety can go a long way and increasing trust and communication challenge them to a duel in their favorite game and I asked if you can play to when you respect her interest are more likely to respect your rules don't internet access because they may have made mistakes online doesn't solve the problem talk to him about protecting themselves and respecting others online

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