Posts Tagged ‘Parenting Teens’
There is no bigger transition for your kids than the one from high school to college. Many of them will suddenly be living on their own for the first time, meeting new people, and experiencing all the freedom that comes with a college lifestyle. But, what happens when your teen is attempting to make that […]
In today’s high-tech classrooms, teachers have to be equal parts educator and I.T. specialist. They not only have to know their content, but also how to integrate, operate, and troubleshoot advanced equipment and computer programs. Teachers are constantly adapting to stay current, but will technology eventually take over the entire classroom? Advantages: There are many […]
Recently a New York Times article sparked an interesting conversation about big data on college campuses. Colleges across the country are embarking on data-driven experiments, following students’ digital breadcrumbs to deliver a more personalized college experience. Presented By: OnlineDegrees.org
Teens will explore the Internet. The ready availability of virtually anything and the generally unrestricted access the Internet provides is an irresistible draw to any teenager looking to explore. As a parent, you need to do what you can to keep them safe. Clever teens will get around nearly any form of parental control placed […]
As much as you try to protect your children, it is nearly impossible to be there for them 24/7. As a result, your children can be exposed to dangers that come at them from all different angles, including the Internet. From online predators to cyber bullying, kids are a prime target on the Web for […]
Do you know what Google is saying about you? What is it saying about your child or your teenager that will be applying for college or a job shortly? This is a very important question you have to be ready for. Years ago your resume was based on your education and experience, today there is […]
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The Internet has given child predators new hunting grounds: a place where they can pretend to be anyone they need to be in order to gain a child’s trust. But there is only so much that parents can do to limit exposure to potentially dangerous areas of the Internet. Aside from technological safeguards and a […]