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Parents of the 
DIGITAL 
Age 
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Parents of the Digital Age - English & 晩云の
Social Media Our Kids Use 
BLOGS 
facebook 
Line 
Ask.FM Skype 
YouTube 
Gmail Chat 
Twitter 
Tumblr 
SnapChat 
Instagram 
Interactive ONLINE 
Games 
Pinterest
Model good behavior. 
徭蛍が返云となる
Pay attention 
徨工_の佩咾櫃砲ける
Impart your values. 
徭蛍のモQを擦┐
Establish limits. 
リミットを協める
Encourage 
balance. 
バランスを寄並にさせる
Talk about 
consequences & opportunities. 
徭らの佩咾砲茲辰討發燭蕕気譴觸Y惚の 
鋲しあしについてし栽う
Find ways to say ^Yes ̄. 
仝いいよ々といってやれる圭隈を冥る
Share & 
Discuss 
Scenarios
Embrace their world and enjoy the possibilities 
together. 
None of us want digital divides in our 
relationships with our kids. It¨s up to us to learn 
something new, join the fun, and help our kids 
make the most of digital technologies. 
徨工_の弊順を鞭け秘れ、匯wに辛嬬來を浪ぶこと 
H徨vSを欧気譴詈造鰺むHはいない 
仟しくてSしいものを匯wに僥び、恷寄淦喘竃栖るよう返廁けする
Our Community Creates... 
Tech sessions 
to create with 
technology 
CAではHも匯wにデジタ 
ルクリエイティブになれ 
るC氏を戻工します
Credits 
x by Bugsy via Compfight 
Family Dinner via CasaFamilyDay 
Good Night by Jerry Bowley via Compfight 
Yes, Create by Sarah Parrott via Compfight 
Tips adapted from CommonSenseMedia 
Created by Julie Lemley & Kae Shigeta 
for the Canadian Academy Community.

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Parents of the Digital Age - English & 晩云の

Editor's Notes

  1. . We have to know where our kids are going online -- and what they¨re doing there.
  2. Cheating, lying, being cruel -- they¨re just not OK. Right and wrong extends to online and mobile life.
  3. Phone time, computer time, gaming time, and locations for use. There really is a right time and place for everything.
  4. Get your family involved in offline activities, especially activities that don¨t require digital devices.
  5. Remind your kids that what they do today can be abused by someone tomorrow.
  6. This means that you have to do some homework and know the sites your children visit, the songs they download, etc. -- and find ways to use technology that lets us say ^yes ̄ more often than we say ^no. ̄