USEFUL SCHOOL DOCUMENTS
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TIPS TO HELP YOUR CHILD SAFE ONLINE
1. Place the computer
in the most public room in your home.
2. Establish ground rules for Internet usage.
3. Share time online by surfing on the Internet with your child.
4. Instruct your child not to give out personal information without your permission.
5. Read the privacy policy of any site that asks for personal information before you
allow your child to respond.
6. If your child wants to meet in person someone they've met online, make sure a
parent is present.
7. Instruct your child never to respond to email or chat messages that make them
feel uncomfortable. (And ensure that your child reports such messages to you
when/if they occur.)
8. Inform your ISP (Internet Service Provider) of any inappropriate uses of the
Internet encountered by you or your child.
9. Encourage your child to share their online experiences with you.
10. Know exactly what various parental control tools can and cannot do and how they
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