Parents of the Digital Age - English & 日本の
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This is a bilingual (English-Japanese) presentation for a Parent Coffee.
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- 1. Parents of the DIGITAL Age CC Image: "Hitch-hiking" by Iko via Flickr
- 3. Social Media Our Kids Use BLOGS facebook Line Ask.FM Skype YouTube Gmail Chat Twitter Tumblr SnapChat Instagram Interactive ONLINE Games Pinterest
- 4. Model good behavior. 自分が手本となる
- 6. Impart your values. 自分の価値観を伝える
- 9. Talk about consequences & opportunities. 自らの行動によってもたらされる結果の 善しあしについて話し合う
- 10. Find ways to say “Yes”. 「いいよ」といってやれる方法を探る
- 11. Share & Discuss Scenarios
- 12. Embrace their world and enjoy the possibilities together. None of us want digital divides in our relationships with our kids. It’s up to us to learn something new, join the fun, and help our kids make the most of digital technologies. 子供達の世界を受け入れ、一緒に可能性を喜ぶこと 親子関係を壊される事を望む親はいない 新しくて楽しいものを一緒に学び、最大限利用出来るよう手助けする
- 13. Our Community Creates... Tech sessions to create with technology CAでは親も一緒にデジタ ルクリエイティブになれ る機会を提供します
- 14. Credits x by Bugsy via Compfight Family Dinner via CasaFamilyDay Good Night by Jerry Bowley via Compfight Yes, Create by Sarah Parrott via Compfight Tips adapted from CommonSenseMedia Created by Julie Lemley & Kae Shigeta for the Canadian Academy Community.
Editor's Notes
- . We have to know where our kids are going online -- and what they’re doing there.
- Cheating, lying, being cruel -- they’re just not OK. Right and wrong extends to online and mobile life.
- Phone time, computer time, gaming time, and locations for use. There really is a right time and place for everything.
- Get your family involved in offline activities, especially activities that don’t require digital devices.
- Remind your kids that what they do today can be abused by someone tomorrow.
- This means that you have to do some homework and know the sites your children visit, the songs they download, etc. -- and find ways to use technology that lets us say “yes” more often than we say “no.”