Cyberbullying in Focus: Recent Studies, Legislation, and Empirical Insights
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Introduction to Cyberbullying Cyberbullying is defined as the use of digital platforms to harass, threaten, or humiliate individuals. It has become a pervasive issue in modern society, particularly among adolescents who are frequent users of social media and online communication tools. The anonymity provided by the internet often emboldens bullies, making it easier for them […]
Cell Phones in School: What Parents Can Do
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The debate over cell phones in schools is a hot topic, and it’s understandable why parents have strong opinions on the matter. On one hand, these devices can be a valuable tool for communication and learning. On the other, they can be a significant distraction and even a source of anxiety. The role of cell […]
Gyatt on the Playground: Decoding Kid Speak
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The internet is a breeding ground for slang, and keeping up with the latest terms can feel like deciphering a secret code for adults. Enter “gyatt,” a word exploding in popularity amongst Gen Z. But what does it mean, and why are kids suddenly obsessed with it? Buckle up, because this one takes a turn. […]
Likes, Swipes, and Sidelines: How Social Media Impacts Young Athletes
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Social media has become an undeniable force in our lives, and young athletes are no exception. While it offers a platform for connection and motivation, its influence can also be a double-edged sword. Let’s explore the potential benefits and drawbacks of social media use for young athletes: The Positive Side of the Screen: The Shadow […]
Healthy Development & Effective Parenting
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This past month we had Emmaleigh Welka speaks about how to promote healthy development and effective parenting with ICAC
Level Up Your Online Safety
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Multiplayer games are where it’s at! Conquering challenges with your squad, strategizing with friends, and crushing the competition are all awesome perks of this online world. But before you dive headfirst into the next raid, let’s talk about staying safe – because let’s be real, online dangers lurk around every corner (metaphorically, of course). Here’s […]
Keeping the Fun Safe: A Parent’s Guide to Multiplayer Online Games
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The world of online gaming has exploded in popularity, offering exciting and interactive experiences for people of all ages. Multiplayer games, where kids can connect and play with friends (or make new ones) online, add a whole new social dimension to the fun. But as a parent, you might have some concerns: Here are some […]
Taming the Tech Tiger: Managing Your Child’s Social Media Habits
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Does your child seem glued to their phone, scrolling through social media for hours on end? Are you worried about the impact of excessive screen time on their well-being? You’re not alone. In today’s digital world, many parents grapple with managing their children’s social media use. While social media can offer valuable connections and information, […]
The State of Our Schools: One Teacher’s Perspective
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This past month we had Phil Callaghan, who has had a 40-year career in education including roles as a coach, teacher, assistant principal, and athletic director, join us to discuss The State of Our Schools: One Teacher’s Perspective.
Understanding Teen Lingo
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Teen lingo can be confusing for parents, but it’s important to understand what your kids are saying online and in person.