Week 1 discussion

Overview

Part 1-In 4 paragraphs, summarize your personal growth at this point in your graduate program.

Part 2-The following readings provide information regarding cyberbullying and the use of technology in educational settings.

Are schools legally responsible for student safety?Do schools face any legal obligations and implications in regard to the well-being of their students? Find out in this guide to student safety.Katie FritchenManagedMethods Cybersecurity, Safety & Compliance for K-12

Impacts of technology on children’s health: a systematic review - PMCTo identify the consequences of technology overuse in childhood. A systematic review was carried out in the electronic databases PubMed (National Library of Medicine of the National Institutes of Health) and BVS (Virtual Health Library), considering ...

Understanding How Digital Media Affects Child DevelopmentIn this increasingly digital world, we must strive to better understand how technology and media affect development, health outcomes, and interpersonal relationships from infancy through adolescence. NICHD has a longstanding commitment to research on these topics.https://www.nichd.nih.gov/

Online Safety for Children and Youth under the 4Cs Framework—A Focus on Digital Policies in Australia, Canada, and the UK - PMCThis study analyzes the previous literature on the online safety of children and youth under “the 4Cs risk framework” concerning contact, content, conduct, and contract risks. It then conducts a comparative study of Australia, Canada, and the UK, ...

After viewing the above readings, in 4 paragraphs discuss the following:

• Cyberbullying and the use of technology in relation to educational settings.
• Who do you think is responsible for monitoring the use of technology in an educational setting?
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  Part 3-
  The following reading and video provide information on how to limit, prevent or stop cyberbullying of children and youth.
  After viewing the above videos, in 4 paragraphs answer the following question:
  • What do you think is the best approach to limit or stop cyberbullying of children and youth?