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Survey Report: Teens and Parents on Internet Safety and Cyberbullying
Between February 26 and March 30, 2016, AT&T and the Tyler Clementi Foundation conducted online quantitative polling among 1,000 teens and parents in the New York City metropolitan area, including 500 teens and 500 parents. The margin of error is +/- 4.38 per audience, with higher margins of error for the subgroups.
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Internet Safety Tips for Kids
Sharing photos, posting comments, playing video games — these are just a few of the ways that kids interact online. But when online networking goes beyond friends and family, it can present safety risks. Learn how to protect your kids online.
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It’s Time to Have “The Talk”
Laying the ground rules: Having the “talk” with your kids about their online presence.
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Common Sense Digital Passport
Common Sense Education’s award-winning suite of engaging games for grades 3-5 that address key issues facing kids in today’s digital world. They will learn critical skills related to digital safety, respect and community.
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Common Sense Digital Compass
Looking for a fun, engaging and informative way to learn about digital citizenship? Check out Common Sense Education’s Digital Compass. Learn about the about the fundamentals of digital citizenship through animated, choose-your-own-adventure interactive experiences designed for grades 6-9.
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Common Sense on Handling Haters and Trolls (for Youth)
Help your children or students identify cyber-bullying and learn how to get help. We should all treat each other the same way online as we do in real life, and you have the power to help. Most of the time, bystanders don’t intervene in cyberbullying, but when people make the choice to be an upstander by getting help or speaking up, bullies stop their behavior more than half the time. Share this handout with your children to provide them with the tools they need to identify it, stop it or get help.
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Common Sense on Cyberbullying
Parents and caregivers, look over this tip sheet to learn how to look for the signs of cyberbullying.
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