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Education of the XXI century is a continuous activity that can be realized by a person at various points in space (real and virtual) throughout his life. In a modern information society, a person will study, live and work in an environment of distributed tools, resources and users, solve ethical, legal, financial and other problems associated with the production and circulation of information in the global information network. [From the speech of the head of the information and computer department of the education department of the administration of the Vladimir region V.А. Vlasenko at the interregional seminar "Information security of minors: a dialogue between the state and civil society", January 30, 2013. - C.1.] Naturally, children living in the 21st century, whether we like it or not, good or bad - we will not give assessments - receive information not only in an educational institution or educational organization / by Federal Law No. 273 "On Education in the Russi...

  According to anonymous Internet polls, today about half of children and adolescents hide something from their online life from their parents, and a third of them are familiar with or have personally encountered cyberbullying. And if earlier bullying took place openly at school and the victim always knew the offender, now anyone can be attacked on the Internet. Parents often find out about this rather late, when the child has already suffered great psychological damage. What types of cyberbullying schoolchildren can face on the Internet, who becomes a victim and how to protect their children - in the material from Moscow 24. What is cyberbullying? The concept of "cyberbullying" (from the English cyber - cyber and bullying - to bully, intimidate) came to us from the West in the late 90s and began to be actively used with the spread of the Internet and social networks. Today cyberbullying is formulated as a form of bullying, which implies aggressive behaviour towards the victi...

How to Avoid Cyberbullying Cyberbullying warning: Teach children to react correctly to offensive words or actions of other users; Explain to children not to use the Web for bullying, gossip, or  threats; Try to monitor what your child is doing on the Internet, and also monitor his mood after using the Internet. Even with the most trusting relationships in the family, parents sometimes cannot notice the danger threatening their child in time and, moreover, do not always know how to prevent it. Parents should pay attention to a number of signs in the child's behavior that may indicate that the child has become a victim of cyberbullying: Restless behavior Even the most introverted student will worry about what is happening and will definitely give himself out with his behavior.  Depression and reluctance to go to school are the clearest signs that a child is being bullied. Internet dislike On very rare occasions, kids really get bored of spending time online.  However, in mo...

Young People First Victims Young people from the population most exposed and the most targeted by predators of all kinds on the Net. It is indeed a benchmark media: in 2010 more than 83% of 12/17-year-olds are connected to the Internet and the phenomenon is growing with the development of mobile Internet (portable telephony). The web is a space of temptation, a playful space but also a risky space in which children are vulnerable. Here are the main dangers they may face:   Lack of Privacy The ability to interact and communicate with others is one of the great attractions that the Internet has on young people. They enjoy chatting in instant messengers, playing online, and filling out forms to participate in contests and surveys. As a result, they leave a lot of traces on the Internet, especially if they have a blog or a page on social networks (Twitter, Facebook ...). The privacy of young people can be invaded in different ways:  complete forms to participating in competitions ...

1. Accept your Child's Online Life As Danah Boyd explains in his book It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens Young people are socializing more and more online because parents today limit their ability to socialize offline much more than they do. the past. Teens always want to hang out with their friends, but because they are often not allowed to go out to the mall or to the movies, their socialization has shifted online. Considering the importance of technology to teens, well-meaning suggestions like "Nobody cares what you had for breakfast" or "Just delete your account" are likely to get an exaggerated look.  If a child has been the victim of cyberbullying, their access to technology - even though it is a well-intentioned precautionary measure - can also victimize them reduce their likelihood of telling adults about future incidents. 2. Define Rules for Online Interaction Accepting technology does not mean ignoring it. Out of one in eight par...