Computers, cell phones, and digital technologies make bullying easier and more widespread.

Suggested guidelines help make sure that you and your child are on the same page.

Young children need to learn early how to make good choices so they can take advantage of the powerful technologies available to them. 

Teaching our kids to evaluate their audience and create messages accordingly will help them gain more respect from their teachers and win better responses in any formal setting. 

Skills kids learn about research and evaluation in elementary school will provide them a foundation they’ll continue to use in middle school and beyond.

In today’s 24/7 media world, girls and boys are flooded with messages about how they should look and act. 

Skills kids learn about research and evaluation in elementary school will provide them a foundation they’ll continue to use in middle school and beyond. 

Learning to protect personal identity information, creating strong passwords, and being cautious when downloading programs and files are crucial to kids’ safety.

Kids live in a culture of sharing that has forever changed the concept of privacy. 

Even though kids may feel they have the right to use anything they find online, the Internet is not a free-for-all. 

When your children really need to do research for school – or dive deeper into any topic – it helps to know some strategies for improving their results. 

Most young people talk online only with their friends and family. But as a parent, you might be concerned that a stranger with bad intent (predator) could contact your child.