路径程序
促进医疗保健中的青少年过渡
Safe Media Use
PLAY IT SAFE
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Personal Information - don't share it! Never give your full name, address, or where you go to school
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Let a trusted adult know if anyone asks for your personal information
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Attachments - Beware before opening any attachments (they could be dangerous!)
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Your Feelings are Important - If something happens that makes you uncomfortable, tell a trusted adult right away
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Information online is not always true. If unsure, ask an adult!
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Take Breaks - spending too much time on a screen can strain your eyes. Set a timer so you don't spend too much time online!
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Spending Money - always ask permission before buying something online
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Act Politely - don't say anything online you wouldn't say to someone in person
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Friends Online Stay Online - don't meet someone in person who you ,et online unless it is discussed with an adult!
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Enjoy & Have Fun!
Risks of Social Media & How to Manage Them
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Understand what is appropriate to share
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Make sure the youth has a clear understanding of what is safe to share on their own, what needs to be approved first before sharing, and what information should never be shared
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Discourage engagement with cyberbullies/trolls/bots
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Help the youth understand that some individuals online are not who they say they are and may use the anonymous platform to be mean or say harmful things
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Work with your young adult on ways to ignore and report unsafe and harmful interactions
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Emphasize groups that protect from harmful comments/environments through restrictions and guidelines
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Discuss ways to help the youth pause when someone upsets them or says something they do not understand
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Understanding jokes, sarcasm, lies, and irony
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Discuss examples of each of these with your child to help them recognize these online
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Information, once posted, is available forever
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Work with your young adult to set appropriate safety controls, such as making accounts private and limiting who can message your child
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Safe Media Use Resources
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Amaze.org
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Website with free animated videos
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Section on Personal Safety has many videos discussing safe internet practices
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Cerebra: Learning Disabilities, Autism, and Internet Safety Guide for Parents
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Idaho Anti-Trafficking Coalition
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Website with tons of free resources including: dangerous apps, trafficking warning signs, and internet privacy and safety tips
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Milestones Autism Research: 16 Rules to Stay Safe Online
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National Home Security Alliance: Online Teen Safety Guide
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NetSmartz
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An online safety education program that provides age-appropriate videos and activities to teach youth and young adults how to be safe online as well as education them on the potential risks
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Pathfinders for Autism
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Online resource with links to websites covering topics of internet safety, cyberbullying, and cyber crimes
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https://pathfindersforautism.org/resources/safety/internet-safety/
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The Trevor Project: Protect Your Space and Well-Being on Instagram
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A safety guide for LGBTQ youth and young adults on keeping Instagram a positive place
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https://www.thetrevorproject.org/resources/guide/protect-your-space-and-well-being-on-instagram/
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Parental Control Programs
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Bark - https://www.bark.us/how/
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Qustodio - https://www.qustodio.com/en/
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Norton Family - https://us.norton.com/products/norton-family
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Google Family Safety Center - https://safety.google/intl/en_us/families/