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This would be a great topic to get parents more involved because they would be concerned about their child's safety online and their behavior.

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Melissa Homberg Cyberbullying form can be completed! Assure students report concerns to BCPS staff

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Melissa Homberg Cyberbullying form can be completed! Assure students report concerns to BCPS staff

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I like the brain pop jr and abc ya tools. These can be used to help parents give homework help to their children.

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Sam- Common Sense Talking Safety Online link. This would be helpful for parents to talk with their child about the importance of being safe online and monitoring use of websites. 

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Sam- Common Sense Talking Safety Online link. This would be helpful for parents to talk with their child about the importance of being safe online and monitoring use of websites. 

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This one is always an issue with teachers.  The frequently forget to not mention the names of students on social media (especially the teacher's personal social media account) Chanell Johnson

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This one is always an issue with teachers.  The frequently forget to not mention the names of students on social media (especially the teacher's personal social media account) Chanell Johnson

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This part is something that could be added onto my class dojo page to give parents ideas to discuss with their children:

What can parents do?

Talk to your child about being safe, secure, and responsible online

Ask your child about the lessons and activities occurring in their classrooms

Set boundaries for your child’s online use

Remind your child that they can inform trusted adults if problems occur

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ClassDojo is a way to involve parents because it's constant contact regarding school activities and student behavior.

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Dina -  Introduce Tools/Apps that are used in the classroom and their privacy- ClassDojo

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Dina -  Introduce Tools/Apps that are used in the classroom and their privacy- ClassDojo

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The pdf file of common sense about cyberbullying explains definitions of cyberbullying. There are confusions about what is considered to be bullying.

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Common Sense on Talking Safely Online  -This resource can be used to help parents of younger learner know how to help their children stay safe online.

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This is helpful for parents and students (especially high school students) because they frequently forget how impactful social media is.  They also forget about the dangers of social media and how they should remember to be responsible while online with what they post and with what pictures they upload. Chanell Johnson

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This is helpful for parents and students (especially high school students) because they frequently forget how impactful social media is.  They also forget about the dangers of social media and how they should remember to be responsible while online with what they post and with what pictures they upload. Chanell Johnson

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I can post (I believe) the short video, "5 Simple Steps to a Healthy Media Diet" in a mass email to my parents as a way to help explain our phone policy at Middle River.

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This is where I can direct parents to give them ideas on what to do at home that does not add stress to students and gives them ideas on how to have a healthy balance of academic and non academic discussions and activities with their children.

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Sam- Common Sense on Cyberbulling document would be helpful for parents to help their child write how it is different to talk in person or online. This will help make the connections for them and parents can talk with students about how to say compliments and nice words to others instead of being negative. 

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Sam- Common Sense on Cyberbulling document would be helpful for parents to help their child write how it is different to talk in person or online. This will help make the connections for them and parents can talk with students about how to say compliments and nice words to others instead of being negative. 

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This is a great resource for parents and their children.  This can happen to any child, so this information is very important.

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I like the posters because they are short, sweet and informative!

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Amy Common Sense onPrivacy and Digital Footprints- This resource can be used to help parents talk to their children about what a digital footprint is and how stay safe. Children don't always realize  how far a digital footprint  goes.

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Amy Common Sense onPrivacy and Digital Footprints- This resource can be used to help parents talk to their children about what a digital footprint is and how stay safe. Children don't always realize  how far a digital footprint  goes.

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Sam- Parents could use the Healthy Media Contract at home to monitor the amount of use on the computer. It is so important that parents do not use technology as a crutch, but help their child use it appropriately and safely.  

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Sam- Parents could use the Healthy Media Contract at home to monitor the amount of use on the computer. It is so important that parents do not use technology as a crutch, but help their child use it appropriately and safely.  

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This is good information to include on newsletters and even on class dojo to inform parents and to address parent concerns about social media.

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Sam- Common sense on respecting creative work. Parents can use this document to review the importance of admiring creativity, but not claiming it as your own. Parents may be able to give an example of this with their child so that they better understand the importance of not taking credit for someone else's work. 

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Sam- Common sense on respecting creative work. Parents can use this document to review the importance of admiring creativity, but not claiming it as your own. Parents may be able to give an example of this with their child so that they better understand the importance of not taking credit for someone else's work. 

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This is a great resource for parents to use to get fantastic information on keeping their children healthy. This will help parents try to get through to their children about a more healthy lifestyle.

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Amy - TECHNOLOGYADDICTIONconcern, controversy, and finding balance . This is a great resource to help parents handle the problem of digital addiction. Today's children need help finding a balance. Parents need resources like this that provide real information to help them handle this issue. Parents need to stay involved in their children's online activities so that they are aware of what they are doing. 

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Amy - TECHNOLOGYADDICTIONconcern, controversy, and finding balance . This is a great resource to help parents handle the problem of digital addiction. Today's children need help finding a balance. Parents need resources like this that provide real information to help them handle this issue. Parents need to stay involved in their children's online activities so that they are aware of what they are doing. 

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This information can help new teachers and all educators remember policies regarding posting student data, and what we can and can not do when it comes to accessing student information and sharing student photos or personal information .

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This is a great resource for parents if they are concerned about what is happening or what could happen with their child's personal information. This would be a helpful tool to keep parents informed.

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So many of my kids are watching videos rather than interacting with others. Although I would prefer that they interact with humans, there were a few ABCya activities that could maintain the child's attention while allowing opportunities for parents/caregivers to engage with the child.

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Handouts and resources to assist parents in understanding cyberbullying, bullying and reporting.

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Amy- Common Sense onCyberbullying- This is a great  

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Amy- Common Sense onCyberbullying- This is a great  

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resource to help parents understand the cyberbullying and how important it is to talk to their children about it. Cyberbullying is so much more common than people know.  My son was a victim of cyberbullying last year and I had no idea. He keep it to himself. Parents need to know that it is very important to know what your children are doing online and what others may be doing to them.

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Informative information for parents to talk with their children about digital footprint.

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We have printed out some of the posters and used them as handouts for families as many families have screens going 24/7.

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Kelly R.:    The "BCPS Digital Citizenship Scope and Sequence Matrix" can help parents and teachers with appropriate topics and resources.  

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Kelly R.:    The "BCPS Digital Citizenship Scope and Sequence Matrix" can help parents and teachers with appropriate topics and resources.  

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Kelly R.:   The video, "5 Surefire Ways to Protect Your Online Privacy" can be shared with students and parents in mass emails through Schoology.  I could even learn something from watching it, like "Turn off my GPS settings."

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Kelly R.:   The video, "5 Surefire Ways to Protect Your Online Privacy" can be shared with students and parents in mass emails through Schoology.  I could even learn something from watching it, like "Turn off my GPS settings."

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Kelly R.:   Ok, now I'm freaked out.  I'm pretty careful about my digital footprint, yet I'm still not certain I'm doing enough to protect myself.   This topic would be great to discuss among students and families; however, we do need professional advice to truly help our students limit their digital footprint.   

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Kelly R.:   Ok, now I'm freaked out.  I'm pretty careful about my digital footprint, yet I'm still not certain I'm doing enough to protect myself.   This topic would be great to discuss among students and families; however, we do need professional advice to truly help our students limit their digital footprint.   

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Many of the parents that I work do not seem to filter what they may be posting. Information from this section may be helpful in educating parents that what they post may never go away.

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We collect a lot of data and student information is kept online. This may help parents feel more comfortable with what is stored and who has access to it.

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I think this poster is important for parents to see that screen time needs to be balanced between exercise and interactive learning.

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I think parents need to be aware of what their children are doing on the internet by monitoring them in a central location in the house.

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This would be a wonderful parent workshop at our school to teach parents and families about keeping personal information private and how to use privacy setting on social networks.

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I like this article because it explains the affects technology has on teens. The pie charts on this article will be great to let parents see these affects without reading the whole article.

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Cyberbullying is so prevalent in our society today. Youth are gaining more access to social media and therefore easily subjected to cyberbullying by peers. Schools need to invite parents to workshops and parent information nights on parental controls, warning signs, monitoring usage, and how to navigate through each program. Schools should educate parents and encourage alternatives to students using social media consistently. Additionally, schools can invite parents AND students to create multiple ways to report suspected cyberbullying.

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The video highlights ways to make sure a website it secure before inputting student's data and personal records. To ensure the community is aware of this, the school can partner with the local library in the community. By inviting all parents in the community to give demonstrations of how to use secure websites and the dangers of inputting student data into unsecure networks.

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It's important for school staff to model appropriate healthy habits instead of assuming families are aware. Schools can work with parents to limit technology use and increase family activities. Inviting families to a game night at the school and educating them on alternative family technology activities.

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Ashley- Common Sense of Respecting Creative Work

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Ashley- Common Sense of Respecting Creative Work

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It's more than teaching students that it's wrong to plagiarize. Schools and parents should encourage students to create and build upon their own ideas. In this capacity, they will understand the importance of having your work respected and protected. Schools can create family workshops to walk through the steps of getting their own work copy written.

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Teachers and parents could click on the Copyright link to teach students what symbols mean- particularly the C with the "no" symbol over it means it is a public domain.

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Common Sense Media has two resources about talking safely online geared toward Elementary and Middle School students. Since students do talk online and it is a part of growing up for many children, it is important to have tools to teach students to do so responsibly.

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There is a "Bullying and Harassment" form available for parents if their child has issues with being bullied. It is important for there to be a place where people can go if they experience this in order to reach a solution and end to it.

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Common Sense Media has a resource geared for Elementary School students, as well as for Middle School students, to help them to understand what it means to have a "digital footprint." This resource can help teachers and parents drive home the idea that what is out there on the internet stays out there...forever!!

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Theresa - This would be a good workshop to have with students and parents, to have discussions about how social media lives are public and permanent, and how colleges and employers are looking at social media pages.  This can affect their future more than some other things in their lives.

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Theresa - This would be a good workshop to have with students and parents, to have discussions about how social media lives are public and permanent, and how colleges and employers are looking at social media pages.  This can affect their future more than some other things in their lives.

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Theresa - There is a Family Tip Sheet from Common Sense Media that can be sent to parents to help open up a dialogue about what their children put out their, and how it can be passed around in seconds.  This is also an opportunity to have a guided self-reflection with our students about this.

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Theresa - There is a Family Tip Sheet from Common Sense Media that can be sent to parents to help open up a dialogue about what their children put out their, and how it can be passed around in seconds.  This is also an opportunity to have a guided self-reflection with our students about this.

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Theresa - Balt. Co. Schools Health Council put out a document that lists all the things that can happen to a body when there is not a balance between the digital life and the outside life.  This document could possibly be modified to highlight some of the more severe issues, along with the ways to balance them.  Kind of a scare tactic, but could work. 

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Theresa - Balt. Co. Schools Health Council put out a document that lists all the things that can happen to a body when there is not a balance between the digital life and the outside life.  This document could possibly be modified to highlight some of the more severe issues, along with the ways to balance them.  Kind of a scare tactic, but could work. 

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Theresa - There is a Plagiarism and Piracy Family Tip Sheet that could be sent out to parents and guardians in conjunction with consequences if a student does this.  I know this is a huge problem in my school, as my student just like to cut and paste their answers, without reading them to see if they are even in alignment with the subject, and so they don't have to think of their own words.  I was accused of plagiarism once, and I can't tell you how scary that was.  This does not resonate with my students, even though I tell them that my career could have been in jeopardy.

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Theresa - There is a Plagiarism and Piracy Family Tip Sheet that could be sent out to parents and guardians in conjunction with consequences if a student does this.  I know this is a huge problem in my school, as my student just like to cut and paste their answers, without reading them to see if they are even in alignment with the subject, and so they don't have to think of their own words.  I was accused of plagiarism once, and I can't tell you how scary that was.  This does not resonate with my students, even though I tell them that my career could have been in jeopardy.

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I could use this area to discuss ways that BCPS is working to encourage a healthy digital balance with students. I could share the "Healthy Media Choices at Home" poster with parents as part of materials I share at conferences.

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Ruth: I can use the Digital Citizenship Scope and Sequence to provide parents with information about what skills are being reinforced and introduced in first grade. This also provides parents with a link to a  family tip sheet on common sense on digital life

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Ruth: I can use the Digital Citizenship Scope and Sequence to provide parents with information about what skills are being reinforced and introduced in first grade. This also provides parents with a link to a  family tip sheet on common sense on digital life

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Ruth: Common Sense on Privacy and Digital Footprints increases parent involvement in helping student's think in age-appropriate terms about the lasting nature of what they do online. It provides four simple things parents can share with children to be proactive and reinforce what is being taught in the classroom. 

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Ruth: Common Sense on Privacy and Digital Footprints increases parent involvement in helping student's think in age-appropriate terms about the lasting nature of what they do online. It provides four simple things parents can share with children to be proactive and reinforce what is being taught in the classroom. 

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Ruth: The video which includes 5 ways to stop cyberbullying can be shared with parents to increase their awareness of this problem and get them involved in helping to prevent it.  Parents who need to report cyberbullying will find the Bullying and Intimidation Reporting form linked here.

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Ruth: The video which includes 5 ways to stop cyberbullying can be shared with parents to increase their awareness of this problem and get them involved in helping to prevent it.  Parents who need to report cyberbullying will find the Bullying and Intimidation Reporting form linked here.

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This is helpful to parents and students as a reminder that reputations can be harmed on social media. Creating strong passwords and not sharing them is extremely important to assure internet safety. We frequently have to remind students and parents that messages and post can be shared and screenshots can be taken.

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The video explains that what you do can be seen by everyone. It can be found, copied and passed on to anyone. This information can be helpful to students and families because we have had issues with both not respecting the privacy of others. The dangers of sharing pictures and respecting the privacy of others are key concepts that we need to continue to reinforce.

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Safe, Secure, and Responsible are the important ways kids should be on the web. You can make a take away for parents focusing on these 3 ways to be on the web. Giving examples of both good and poor digital citizenship is a good idea for kids to see also.  Kids and parents work together and communicate.

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This is a tough one. My husband and I discuss this daily and our screentime. It is so easy for parents to allow kids to be on their devices (iPads, phones, games, and even TV). Kids love it and parents have free time to get things done, etc. The importance of having and requiring "NO screen" time every day is crucial for healthy growth and brain development in kids. We suggest puzzles, suduko, cards, board games, reading a book, going OUTside to play, ride bike, take a walk, draw, paint, legos, and many more activities that require NO screens at all!

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Having a middle and high-schooler in my house, this is a topic that comes up often. Once you hit enter/send it is out there in cyberspace for-ev-er!! Colleges and workplaces look and see things always. People have lost jobs or not gotten into schools for things they posted in highschool. It is no joke - if it isn't nice, don't hit that button