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Cybersafety: Be aware of what your child is doing online
Remember when you had that tattered leather diary with the little lock
and key? You could find a clever hiding place for it in your room . . .
someplace where no one would read it and invade your privacy.
Things are a little different
for today's teens. In fact, many children are posting their innermost
thoughts right on the Internet on such social networking Web sites as
MySpace.com and Xanga.com. As a parent, you'll want to be aware of these
sites. Even though students are blocked from accessing them on school
district computers, they can still get to the sites from other computers
with Internet access.
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A helpful Web site: College,
Career and Life Planning
College, Career and Life Planning.com
is a noncommercial website for students, teachers, counselors, and parents
devoted to college, career and life planning. Bob Fisher, the web site
operator, has an extensive business background, has an MBA from Harvard, and
is an adjunct professor at So. Florida College. He has a sincere interest in
helping young adults with college, career and life planning.
The website has numerous links for students, teachers, counselors, and
parents related to the above topics. In fact, the NYS Department of Labor
Career Zone (Link W232) is one of the many links in Career Planning Tools
section of the site. Here is the link:
http://www.collegecareerlifeplanning.com
More articles
of interest:
The following articles are provided for your
information only and are not to be re-published, re-printed or sold.
::
The
Teenage Brain: A Work in Progress
:: The
Teen Brain: by Dr. Laurence Martel
::
Teens
and work
::
Influencing school success
::
Encouraging your teen to read
::
Helping
your
teen
survive
the
rollercoaster
teen
years
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