Boosting K-12 School Students Self-Esteem 

The self-esteem of K-12 students plays a role in their academic performance and social interactions. Unfortunately, according to the American Psychological Association, self-esteem is lowest among young adults. Teachers can help boost self-esteem by implementing strategies that make students feel valued and capable.  Include a variety of students in activities  Teachers should consider including students […]

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L’impact Positif et Négatif des Réseaux Sociaux sur les Étudiants

Les étudiants sont plus que jamais connectés sur les réseaux sociaux, surtout en ces périodes difficiles, où ils sont physiquement éloignés de leur famille, de leurs amis et de leurs camarades. Bien que les réseaux sociaux offrent de nombreux avantages, comme la possibilité de s’exprimer de manière créative, des opportunités pour apprendre et la possibilité

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What to Look for in a School Web Filter

Many schools are turning to web filters to help protect students from the dangers of the Internet. A school web filter is an online tool that helps administrators block websites that contain inappropriate content or activities. Of schools with internet access, 96% stated they use various technologies or procedures to prevent student access to inappropriate

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5 Most Common Forms of Cyberbullying

Cyberbullying is a form of online harassment in which people attack others using computers, mobile phones, and other devices. According to a UNICEF poll, more than a third of young people in 30 countries report being a victim of online bullying. The most common forms of cyberbullying include flaming (also known as online fighting), harassment

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Forms of Cyberbullying

Loser. Ugly. Fat. Posting embarrassing pictures of someone online. Harassing a person to the point where they feel unsafe. In the real world and digital world, these are all forms of bullying. About 20% of students ages 12 to 18 are bullied nationwide. 56% of bullies had the ability to influence other students’ perception of

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