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About this course
To a lot of teenagers, a friend they've never met in person is still a real friend, and time online is just part of life. If you only ever ask about screen time, you'll hear very little about the rest.
These 10 ideas help you get alongside your teen instead. Show real interest in what they do online. Agree ground rules as a family, including ones you'll keep yourself (if you ask them to put the phone down, yours goes down too). Talk about what a good friendship looks like, the stories people choose to tell with a filter, and what to do about trolls. Help them clear out the accounts that leave them feeling worse.
The most important idea is a no-blame promise: whatever happens online, they can tell you and you'll help. Say it often, so that if something serious does go wrong, you're who they turn to.
Modules
12 modules
1Introduction1 min
2Wrap Up & Resources1 min
3Idea 1 – Show an interest in their life online8 min
4Idea 2 – Set ground rules together8 min
5Idea 3 – Be a good role model4 min
6Idea 4 – Create a no blame culture6 min
7Idea 5 – Discuss healthy relationships4 min
8Idea 6 – Encourage them to cleanse their timeline4 min
9Idea 7 – Talk about the stories people tell3 min
10Idea 8 – Don’t feed the trolls5 min
11Idea 9 – Take it offline4 min
12Idea 10 – Plan for the worst and hope for the best!3 min
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