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12 VIRTUAL SCHOOLING STRATEGIES FOR PARENTS

 * April 21, 2020
 * / By Cory

The current restrictions on schools and the workplace have created a situation
at home that none of us were prepared for. It’s not like staying home with our
preschool-age children. Nor is it like summer vacation. It’s not even like
homeschooling (in the truest definition of homeschooling.) This is “emergency
virtual schooling,” and let’s admit […]

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WHAT PARENTS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ANONYMOUS APPS

 * November 5, 2019
 * / By Cory

The rise of anonymous apps reminds us that kids today are just like we were:
there are some things we want to keep from our parents. Before smartphones, kids
used to write their private thoughts in things like diaries (remember those?)
They would have been mortified if anyone read their secrets. Now, they can share
[…]

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10 STEPS TO PROTECT YOUR KIDS’ ONLINE PRIVACY

 * April 19, 2019
 * / By Cory

When it comes to keeping our kids safe online, we tend to focus on filtering and
monitoring content. An equally important element of their safety, however, is
their online privacy. Most of us were raised by a very private generation that
guarded privacy carefully. You didn’t tell others your private business and you
were cautious […]

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[BOOK REVIEW] SOMEONE SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME

 * April 2, 2019
 * / By Cory

There is a need for good children’s books that tackle digital age subjects (like
online safety, pornography, predators, etc.) head-on. Someone Should Have Told
Me, by Holly-ann Martin, is a needed addition to that small but growing library
of resources for parents to read to their kids. Martin is the founder and
director of Safe4Kids, […]

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BEST VIDEO GAME REVIEW SITES FOR PARENTS

 * March 22, 2019
 * / By Cory

If you have a gamer in the house, do you know exactly what they are playing?
Since you can only gather so much from the box cover or screenshots, you may
feel in the dark about the games that consume so much of their time and
attention. And if you aren’t a gamer yourself (or, […]

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2018 YEAR IN REVIEW FOR PARENTINGDIGITAL (AND ME)

 * January 24, 2019
 * / By Cory

Early in every new year, I join the majority of the population in getting
reflective about the past year and what I did (or didn’t) accomplish. I look at
areas that need improvement and set goals for the coming months. I no longer do
resolutions, as I think they are beautifully-worded and useless statements. I’ve
[…]

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HOW TO SET UP YOUR KID’S FIRST SMARTPHONE

 * November 14, 2018
 * / By Cory

So, the time has finally come to set up your tween or teen’s first smartphone.
Maybe they’ve been hounding you for months or years, and you are finally trading
in that dorky flip phone for something with an actual screen and real apps.
Gulp! This is one of those moments that gives us, as digital […]

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BIG TECH HAS CROSSED A LINE, AND THAT’S GOOD NEWS FOR PARENTS AND KIDS

 * April 18, 2018
 * / By Cory

Remember Joe Camel? In the 90s, the cartoonish character was the face of Camel
cigarettes. It was a blatant campaign to market tobacco products to a young
population, which the industry dubbed “replacement smokers.” And though these
questionable marketing tactics had been used for decades, the use of Joe seems
to be the straw that…well, […]

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WHAT RED RIDING HOOD TEACHES ABOUT ONLINE PREDATORS

 * March 21, 2018
 * / By Cory

When the first storytellers began weaving the tale of what would become Little
Red Riding Hood, as early as the 10th century, they certainly had no idea what
online predators were. Neither did the Brothers Grimm as they put the story down
on paper in the 1800s. Nor did Stephen Sondheim and his team when […]

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5 TED TALKS TO HELP WITH DIGITAL PARENTING

 * March 14, 2018
 * / By Cory

I’ve been a sucker for TED Talks ever since they started publishing them online.
I’ve found some of them particularly valuable in parenting members of a digital
generation. TED (Technology, Education, and Design) is an organization dedicated
to “ideas worth spreading.” Through a series of international conferences and
inspired local gatherings (called TEDx events), organizers […]

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