What is meant by the term e-safety? Nowadays children and young people have different access to the internet like mobile phone, console and computer etc. E-safety is about staying safe on the internet, protect children staying out of trouble in places like chat room and social network site and also not download harmful or inappropriate material on the internet. What is meant by the term cyber bullying? Cyber bullying is someone used electronic communication networks like text message and E-mail send messages treat another people to embarrass and hurt their feeling.
They need to be taught not to give out personal info such as telephone numbers as well as their emails addresses, as their information can be pieced together to make a fuller profile of themselves, which can be used against them, to gain their trust and confidence to be possibly be groomed or even worse taken (snatched) . Lessons can be taught at school via their ICT lessons also social communication groups with parents and carers, parents and carers will aid from this as this will make them much more aware of the problem, with them if someone makes some disturbing advances, via a chat room or social site (when they are pretending to be their friend,) as the age of naivety towards these situations and sinareoes. We need to constantly empower the supervision, as adults can do this by filters or privacy settings, on the computers’, although we will have to remind them constantly (without being patronising) to become cyber aware, this will be resulting in a limited time on the computer at any one time, for younger children. The older the children become the much more aware of the consequences’ of the actions, eventually these young
However, this problem can be solved by simply buying your child his own computer or adding additional users and password protection for the administrator. If sensitive information exists on the computer, would not the sensitive information also exist within the house in hard-copy? I understand the concern to protect your livelihood from potential viruses and hackers that might allow access to such things. However, if you are worried your child might influence such events to form then his own computer would be a simple way to handle the issue. Coben’s second argument revolved around the need for Spyware above other types of monitors such as “parental blocks” for internet surfing
So I have to persuade teenagers by starting with a story and I want them know have knowledge about social media. And they will know when to use their time to socialize, know how to keep them self-safe from bullying and if they are the bullying, they will stop bullying others. For parents, they always think that social media is a bad thing but after having knowledge about it, they will stop thinking negative thoughts and teach their kids about things that are positive and negative and they will even have fun time doing social media with their family. And for the church leader they are pretty much the same as parents because they care about teenagers. After learning the good things about socializing, they will
For children who have mobile phones parents can put a blocker on the phone which can only let them access certain websites or block certain numbers ringing them or the child ringing certain numbers. Schools may offer information about the risks and what can happen. Video Games • Abuse • Copying the violence they see • More open to grooming • Poor social skills The ways we can reduce these risks are to restrict access to certain games and maybe putting a higher age certificate on them. We can improve their knowledge on E-Safety and advise them how to be safe online and less vulnerable. We can inform them on strategies to resilience.
Age and skill filters and a Math Skills Wheel assist in finding the right game to address kids' learning needs. The varied approach to gaming is motivating, and if kids are overdoing it on screen time, there are suggestions for hands-on, skill-based activities for home and school. A Research section includes summary reports and pilot test results, and the site is available in Spanish. How parents can help * Connect with kids' teachers to find out where they're struggling, then use the site’s filters to pick games that help them practice those skills. * Encourage kids to set goals for different games ("I'll get to level 5," "I'll answer all addition questions correctly") and track their achievements with stickers or other small awards.
The disadvantages of social media would be when it’s used inappropriately. Hackers can get personal information such as your name and address if it’s available on the site. It also makes it easy for child predators to interact with our kids. For example, child predators use these sites every day to connect with children. Social media can even affect job opportunities.
• An explanation of the risks and possible consequences for children and young people of being online and using mobile phone Most children and young people have access to the internet and the use of a mobile phone. Both offer benefit to children but equally can expose them to threats to their safety and well-being. Children and young people are open to many risks while being online or using their mobile phones, the possible risks and consequences are: • They may be lured into giving personal information; name, age, address and telephone numbers which could be used for identity theft or fraud. • Cyber bullying; this may include sending unpleasant texts, emails or instant messaging. A child or young person may find cruel messages or pictures about themselves and having their username stolen to spread lies or rumours about someone else.
Although both articles are similar when it comes to their sarcastic tones and the general topics of their writings, the fact that Kinahan believes that youth is non-competitive due to fear of violence and Jones believes that we use the Internet instead of facing violence face to face, is what distinguishes the two pieces from one another. Kinahan believes that “America’s youth are becoming fat, lazy, and non competitive because competition is viewed as ‘bad’” (344). He believes that parents are ultimately babying their kids, and sheltering them from any type of violence that arises in the sports world. Children are growing up and thriving on the idea that competition
shows, vitiates the purity and innocence of young minds. On the internet, children under the age of 18 can enter adult websites; such as Xtube, Fakku, and Redtube. Sure they ask for the age when you first enter the site, but lying is always possible. Though many people argue that it’s up to the kids to decide what they want to watch the rated contents or not, but if there is no internet then the kids wouldn’t even be watching it in the first place. Maybe adult pornography sites don’t apply to every single kid, but how about the violent, gory, and explicit video games that elementary school children play?