Weird as it may seem to hear that a techno geek who runs his own IT business and uses social media for interaction for marketing and research has turned OFF ALL INTERNET traffic from his mobile devices. How did I manage? Do what you can, with what you have, where you are As Theodore Roosevelt… Read More »
Ethel is Hot (LOL)
Guest blog by Kay Stephens from www.CyberSlammed.com success Brainy girls unite! Kay Stephens, the co-author of the award-winning cyberbullying book Cyberslammed™ has just launched a Kickstarter campaign for her first cyberbullying-themed novel for middle schoolers titled, ETHEL IS HOT (LOL). The novel features the runty-but-cute Ethel,12, who goes to a… Read More »
Sexting may prevent job opportunities for teenagers
Sexting is a taboo subject that makes teens laugh and adults blush. Why? It’s not that it is something seedy as the name suggests nor is it anything funny by ways teenagers react. If we cannot understand what it means, ask a teenager and they will quickly give the low-down to us. But how… Read More »
What Parents Can Do to Help Teen Victims of Cyber Bullying
Guest Blog: www.FindANanny.net To read more of this type of topics, click on http://www.findananny.net/blog/ It may seem harmless to see your child engaged in the latest social media application. She may be snapping pictures to her friends on Snapchat or posting funny status updates on Facebook to stay in touch… Read More »
Teenagers who are cyberbullied are 3 times more likely to commit suicide
According to recent infographic on well known website http://www.besteducationdegrees.com teenagers who are cyber-bullied are 3 times more likely to take their own lives. Have a look at this infographic on recent study carried out in United States of America. Disclaimer: This was shared by the website… Read More »
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