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The Role of Parents in Teaching Online Safety to Children
How parents can teach online safety through age-appropriate talks, family agreements, sensible device settings and a home where kids feel safe asking for help.
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Start here · Essential guide
How parents can teach online safety through age-appropriate talks, family agreements, sensible device settings and a home where kids feel safe asking for help.
How parents can recognize signs of distress, support a child who is being targeted online, use blocking tools and work with the school when needed.
Protective guidance for parents on privacy settings, knowing who children talk to online, and what to do and whom to contact if a stranger approaches a child.
An awareness-level guide to behavior changes in children and worrying patterns in adult contact, with advice on saving evidence and reporting to authorities.
A protective overview of sextortion: what it is in general terms, why victims are never to blame, why not to pay or engage, and how to report and find support.
Why schools need clear online safety policies, safe learning platforms and a trusted route for students to ask for help, plus what good practice looks like.
Practical classroom approaches for teachers: lesson ideas, creating a safe climate for questions, handling disclosures properly and working with families.
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