Welcome to the resource page! Here you will be able to find helpful links to help you work with your child and their use of technology. Click on the subheadings below for more information on each subject from Common Sense Media.
Learning With Technology
Being a part of ICS requires students to embrace a new way of learning. This page provides parents with an opportunity to connect with their child's age group and get answers to questions that might arise.
CyberBullying
From the Common Sense Webpage...
"Once kids go online, their chances of finding cyberbullies, haters, and trolls is, sadly, quite high. Find age-specific guidelines, videos, and articles to help with tough conversations -- whether your kid is a bully or is being bullied. We answer all your cyberbullying questions, offering age-appropriate advice, school resources, and more from parents and experts. "
CyberBullying Tool Kit
Check out information to help your student be pro-active against cyberbullies.Screen Time
From Common Sense Media...
"Setting screen-time limits -- and helping kids moderate their own habits -- are all about finding the right balance for your family's needs and lifestyle. We offer advice for creating a realistic schedule, setting age-appropriate guidelines on TV time, finding the first websites for young kids to use, handling violent media, and managing kids' cell phone use."
Privacy/Internet Safety
From Common Sense Media...
"To help kids maximize the Internet's benefits -- while minimizing the risks -- we offer the latest research, tips, and tools on what really keeps kids safe. Which privacy settings should you use? What are the ins and outs of parental controls? Get tips on everything from the basics, such as smart usernames, to the big stuff, such as appropriate sharing."
Social Media
From Common Sense Media...
"Social media isn't simply a way of life for kids -- it's life itself. To help them keep their online interactions safe, productive, and positive, we offer the most up-to-date research and guidance on social media basics. Learn about the latest apps and websites, and get tips on talking to your kids about sharing, posting, and avoiding digital drama."
