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Coles A Parent's Guide to Teen Social Media: What Your Kids Aren't Telling You at Village Green Shopping Centre in Vernon, BC
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If you want to PROTECT YOURSELF & YOUR LOVED ones from the dangers of social media - keep reading!Social media is with us and not going away, so we have to learn how to harness its potential.Not knowing how to appropriately interact with social media can lead to identity theft, cyberbullying, physical harm, and irreparable damage to a kid's future. We can no longer press delete and think that we have reversed the damages of our actions online or the actions of others.Most people think that because they have antivirus software, or a complex password to their email, they are protected. They feel comfortable to put their email addresses on various websites, explore different ventures, but from different people, say and post what they want on social media sites, and use their information whenever they want.That is why it is vital to understand how social media is interacting with your child.In "A Parent's Guide to Teen Social Media," Bjorn Beam will teach you how to understand what social media is, how these platforms interact with your child, the psychological impact of social media, online privacy implications, how you as a parent can be proactive, and much, much more!Here are just a few of the benefits you can expect from this book: Learn how to keep your information private, even when you register to new websites Understand the various social media platforms your kids use and the implications of each Spot negative psychological triggers Protect your child's future by increasing your social media awarenessDon't say "it won't happen to me" - because it will. Learn how to protect them with this easy, short read, and enjoy social media with a newfound awareness!
If you want to PROTECT YOURSELF & YOUR LOVED ones from the dangers of social media - keep reading!Social media is with us and not going away, so we have to learn how to harness its potential.Not knowing how to appropriately interact with social media can lead to identity theft, cyberbullying, physical harm, and irreparable damage to a kid's future. We can no longer press delete and think that we have reversed the damages of our actions online or the actions of others.Most people think that because they have antivirus software, or a complex password to their email, they are protected. They feel comfortable to put their email addresses on various websites, explore different ventures, but from different people, say and post what they want on social media sites, and use their information whenever they want.That is why it is vital to understand how social media is interacting with your child.In "A Parent's Guide to Teen Social Media," Bjorn Beam will teach you how to understand what social media is, how these platforms interact with your child, the psychological impact of social media, online privacy implications, how you as a parent can be proactive, and much, much more!Here are just a few of the benefits you can expect from this book: Learn how to keep your information private, even when you register to new websites Understand the various social media platforms your kids use and the implications of each Spot negative psychological triggers Protect your child's future by increasing your social media awarenessDon't say "it won't happen to me" - because it will. Learn how to protect them with this easy, short read, and enjoy social media with a newfound awareness!
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