15 Big Ways The Internet Is Changing Our Brain
Scientists have begun to note that the Internet has started to rewire our minds. Source: OnlineCollege.org
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These are the sneaky ways apps like Instagram, Facebook, Tinder lure you in and get you addicted.
App developers use psychological tactics to keep us addicted to our smartphones. Source: Business Insider
Snapchat And Teen Vogue Encouraging Teens To Create ‘Child Pornography’ During Quarantine, National Center For Sexual Exploitation Says
Snapchat and Teen Vogue encourage children to create “child pornography” during quarantine through sexting, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation say s. Source: dailycaller.com
Autism and Porn: A 5-Step Game Plan for Protecting Special Kids
Many parents have asked us how to tackle the topic of pornography with children who have autism. Not much has been written on the topic of autism and porn, but there are some special considerations to keep in mind for these special kids! Never had I become more familiar with…
#ICANHELP: Free Parent Course!
To EDUCATE and EMPOWER students to use social media Positively as a way to combat cyber issues and Delete Negativity, through Kindness and Empathy online. Source: #ICANHELP
Virtual Autism: A New Threat to Toddlers
Pediatricians are alarmed that little kids who spend hours and hours a day on phones, tablets, and around TVs can develop autistic-like symptoms. The good news: the symptoms often disappear when the children switch to playing with other kids and palpable toys, interacting more with caregivers, and avoiding all screens….
4 Zoom security settings to change now to prevent Zoombombing (via CNET)
Improve your Zoom security now. Source: CNET
How to Keep ‘Zoombombers’ from Disrupting your Online Meetings or Classes (via www.connectsafely.org)
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Digital bullying and exclusion: How to keep our kids emotionally safe while they’re home.
Parents: Plant the seeds of a movement that replaces cyber-bullying with cyber-compassion. Source: www.verizon.com
The Internet Can’t Save Us From Loneliness in Pandemic
Forced isolation only deepens the emptiness we often feel when communicating by screen. Source: WSJ
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