Applying to college? Ease your social media madness with these 12 tips
Selfies are not the answer to the growing self-esteem problem we have. And not allowing your child to use apps such as Instagram and Snapchat isn’t the answer either. Instead use these tips to open up a conversation with your child about the images they share online and the images they see others posting.
As educators, healthy boundaries help a school flourish. Policies and rules should be honored and respected – but also revisited. Reflections and revisions on best practices help educators grow, evolve and have a clear direction for their goals and intentions.
Although the idea of taking a selfie is a harmless one, taking selfies can sometimes lead to unsafe situations. Use these tips to exercise safety when taking selfies.
Attaching a location to Instagram photos isn't always a risky move. There are benefits to geotagging when used responsibly.
The younger we teach teens the importance of how and when to comment, the more likely we will live in a civil world – a world in which people will gain humanity and perspective as to how their thoughts and words can impact someone’s life.
Memes are popular to share and reblog, repost or retweet, especially among teens. But, memes crop out the story behind them.