Tag Archives: respect

Child Development, Communication, Cyber Wellness, Cybersercurity, Education, Kindness, Parenting, Tech Parenting, Telecommunication

6 Reflection Questions about Kindness in the Digital World

Posted on by Zachdev
dark and alone
13
Oct

There’s no doubt that the Internet can be a powerful tool for communicating. The digital world creates new challenges and opportunities for social interaction because it amplifies kindness and negativity. The constant connection to each other provides comfort but also creates anxiety. The anonymity afforded to us by the internet fuels crushes and compliments while […]

Continue reading →
Child Development, Communication, Cyber Wellness, Education, Friendship and Relationship, Health and Safety, Parenting, Social Dynamics, Tech Parenting

Conversing with Your Child

Posted on by Zachdev
parent-and-children
03
Jul

Try not to let your conversations about screen use end up in an argument. Like many controversial topics, discussions around technology will have the power to gain or decay trust. Most importantly, by listening with CARE and responding with LOVE, you will head down the route of building trust. The elements of understanding, respect, and […]

Continue reading →
Communication, Cyber Wellness, Friendship and Relationship, Humanity, Kindness

Post Conversation Reflection

Posted on by Zachdev
03
Jul

It is good to reflect on each of the conversations that happened. CURIOSITY? ☐ Yes ☐ Somewhat ☐ No AN OPEN MIND? ☐ Yes ☐ Somewhat ☐ No RESPECT? ☐ Yes ☐ Somewhat ☐ No EMPATHY? ☐ Yes ☐ Somewhat ☐ No _________________________________ Did you react and respond with : LOTS OF QUESTIONS? ☐ Yes […]

Continue reading →
Child Development, Communication, Cyber Wellness, Cyberbullying, Education, Friendship and Relationship, Kindness, Parenting, Tech Parenting

Cyber Bullying Prevention

Posted on by Zachdev
phone-contents-might-be-harmful-if-done-properly
01
Jan

Bullying can take place anywhere and comes in many different forms. From spreading rumours, to posting inappropriate photos, to threatening someone. The first step to helping your child is to be a good listener. Remember, you’re the expert about your own child and also a role model for how to handle difficult situations. Here are […]

Continue reading →