# data[].attributes.body
Be careful to Predators !!!!!
This is some people who are using fake identity to meet young poeple. They attack your strust to trap you.

Danger 2):
Lack of privacy !!!!!
When you write on the web, some data are saved, even if you delete it. Most of the time, information is kept by Social Networks, questionnary or pictures.

Danger 3):
Access to pornography is too esay. It's dangerous for sensitive poeple.

# data[].attributes.body
Online Bulling is one of the hardest and common problem. There is a different kind of cases concerning this sensitive problem. Some forms of aggrssion can be like: insult by message, hate commentary on Social Networks or False identity.

Danger 5): Fake news
Is one of the most important dangers on the net. It consists to diffuse some fake information on the web. It can have different consequences like hearsay.

Danger 6): All the content on the web are not direclty approved. It means that anybody can post whatever they want on this public area. By the way, violent content can touch a vulnerable person.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
BY Terri Mauro

One of the biggest worries for parents sending their kids with special needs to school or camp or playgrounds or even online is the bullies that may be lying in wait. Kids with disabilities can be particularly susceptible to abuse by peers who see them as different, less than, or just easy marks. As much as you might like to hover over your child, providing cover, that's likely to only make matters worse.

The following posts from the Friendship Circle blog offer more constructive strategies for keeping your child safe from bullying; dealing with bullying incidents when they occur; and creating an atmosphere less likely to encourage bullying.

Written by: Michele Borba

From the Intro: "One large survey found that children attending regular public schools with ASD are bullied at a rate of nearly 50 percent more than kids in private school or special education settings. Another study discovered that students entering first grade with signs of depression and anxiety or excessive aggression are at risk of being chronically victimized by classmates by third grade. Research also shows that children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ( ADHD) are almost 10 times as likely as others to have been regular targets of bullies."

Quick Tip: "Explain that bullies often pick on those who are smaller or weaker to feel powerful or better about themselves. Stress that bullies usually love reactions: 'So try to be calm and don't react, so the bully recognizes that his antics won't work.' Then, practice ways for your child to appear calmer (even though he's trembling inside). And develop a phrase your child can say inside his head to counter the taunt: 'I don't deserve this' or 'Stay cool!'"

Quick Tip: "Ask your child's teacher to identify friends who can sit with your child on the bus. My son had several volunteers who enjoyed saving a seat for him in the morning, escorting him to the bus in the afternoon and sitting with him for the ride."

Quick Tip: "Do a walk-through of the play area to make sure it is accessible, safe and in full view of supervising adults."

Written by: Katie Bassett

Quick Tip: "Talk with your child about specific words that shouldn't be said to another student, or anyone else for that matter. If your child does see these words, you should urge your child to show you."

Written by: Melissa Stuart

Intro: "Parallel to [the Special Olympics Spread the Word to End the Word campaign] and several high-profile teen suicides related to bullying, schools began revamping their code of conduct and anti-bullying regulations. But what does this mean when your child is being targeted by a bully?"

Quick Tip: "Get as much information as possible about the incident(s), names of those involved, what happened, was there adult supervision, and if so, who was there and what did they do? Getting this information will help you be organized when you approach the school for a solution."
Written by: Tzvi Schectman
Intro: "Bullying has become a major national concern, particularly as it affects children with disabilities. Recently a study was done by Dr. Paul Law of Kennedy Krieger's Interactive Autism Network. The study documents the increase of bullying among children with autism. Below is an infographic showing the harm caused to autistic children who have been bullied and what parents can do to intervene."

Quick Tip: "If you can't get results from a teacher or principal, go to the director of special education."

Written by: Michael Dorfman

Quick Tip: "If the issue is bullying, there are state laws to address this. If you ultimately decide to homeschool your child, you must dis-enroll him from the district and you will receive none of the services that you would be entitled to under IDEA."
Books Recommended:
Written by: Lorna d'Entremont

* Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns About Bullies
*
*Social Rules for Kids -The Top 100 Social Rules Kids Need to Succeed
*Social Thinking at Work: Why Should I Care? A Guidebook for Understanding and Navigating the Social Complexities of the Workplace
Books Recommended:
Written by: Lorna d'Entremont

* Noah and Logan Series of Children's Books on Social and Life Skills
*Mizz Goodie 2 Shoez In "Shoe-Autism"
*We're Not So Different After All
*Rainbow of Friendship
*Love for Logan
*Little Lonnie Long Ears

Latest Special Needs Products

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Helping Your Child Deal with Bullies: Nine Posts for Parents

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
BY Terri Mauro One of the biggest worries for parents sending their kids with special needs to school or camp or playgrounds or even online is the bullies that may be lying in wait. Kids with disabilities can be particularly susceptible to abuse by peers who see them as different, less than, or just easy marks.

# data[].attributes.body
-To be more secure on internetwe offer several advice that can help you throughout your life

-You should be careful if you meting somoene on internet can be dangerous.

-You shouldn't accepting e mail or messages, It can be a trap for you to buy something or you acke

-You schould sing before your post photos and video and photos in social media

# data[].attributes.body
5 rules