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Internet and Media Safety for Families

Internet and Media Safety for Families. Lesson 5 Teach your Children to prevent/avoid Pornography <Ward name> <Date>. Lesson 4 Review Teach your Children about Media Choices . Review material on teaching youth Introduce material for teaching children about media choices

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Internet and Media Safety for Families

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  1. Internet andMedia Safetyfor Families Lesson 5Teach your Children to prevent/avoid Pornography <Ward name> <Date>

  2. Lesson 4 ReviewTeach your Children about Media Choices Review material on teaching youth Introduce material for teaching children about media choices Watch: Parents Need Rules, Too Review children computer user accounts

  3. Internet and Media Safety for Families7-Lesson Sunday School Class Children are an Heritage of the Lord The Sacred Roles of Fathers and Mothers Internet and Media Safety for Families Teach your Children about Media Choices Teach your Children to prevent/avoid Pornography Teach Your Children about inappropriate Internet/Media Exposures Make Emergency Response Plans

  4. LessonOutline Lesson Objectives Parents’ teachings can help children stay strong in the faith Parents are to teach their children the first principles and ordinances of the gospel Parents should “teach their children to pray, and to walk uprightly before the Lord” Suggested Actions

  5. LessonObjectives Encourage you to seek help for Internet or other addictions Understand ideas for teaching your children to pray and to walk uprightly before the Lord Implement safeguards to avoid exposure to Internet hazards

  6. Addiction Recovery Program

  7. Parents’ teachings can help children stay strong in the faith

  8. Social NetworkingAddiction What do youneed thecomputer for?

  9. Fake LinkedInEmail

  10. Fake PayPal Email

  11. Deseret BookClean & SafeMedia Pledge Discuss handout

  12. Parents are to teach their children the first principles and ordinances of the gospel

  13. Mistakes cannotbe corrected “Are you sureyou want to eraseyour relationshiphistory?”

  14. Entertainment and Media If there is anything virtuous, lovely,or of good report or praiseworthy, we seek after these things. Articles of Faith 1:13

  15. SetSafeSearch Filters

  16. Limiting Contenton your Television • Press Menu on remote • System > Security menu to access these options: • Block programs • Set/enter a PIN code • Block certain sites in web browser

  17. Parents should“teach theirchildrento pray, andto walk uprightlybefore the Lord”

  18. Being Honestwith Yourself

  19. Spiritual Crocodiles

  20. Where to Locate Computers

  21. Limiting Content on your iPhone/iPad/iPod

  22. Limiting Content on your iPhone/iPad/iPod

  23. Limiting Content on your iPhone/iPad/iPod

  24. Conclusions We can address addictions in our families We can teach our children to be strong in the gospel We can protect our home from Internet hazards

  25. Suggested Actions Discuss and sign Deseret Book - Clean & Safe Media Pledge with family members Implement restrictions on televisions, tablets, smart phones, game consoles Confirm acceptability of location of computers and tablets

  26. Discussion

  27. Bibliography - 1 • Marriage and Family Relations - Instructor’s Manual • http://www.lds.org/manual/marriage-and-family-relations-instructors-manual?lang=eng • Marriage and Family Relations - Participant’s Study Guide • http://www.lds.org/manual/marriage-and-family-relations-participants-study-guide?lang=eng

  28. Bibliography - 2 • Customizable Device Contract • http://www.commonsensemedia.org/sites/default/files/phase3_customizabledevicecontract_design1_interactive.pdf • Deseret Book - Clean & Safe Media Pledge • http://deseretbook.com/familypledge • Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) game ratings • http://www.esrb.org/ratings/ratings_guide.jsp • Google SafeSearch: Turn on or off • https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/510?hl=en • Hulu Parental Controls • Users are required to be logged into an account and be at least 17 years of age in order to view mature content • http://www.hulu.com/support/article/166617

  29. Bibliography - 3 • Life Without the Web • I'm quitting the Internet. Will I be liberated or left behind? • http://www.slate.com/articles/life/offline/features/2010/life_without_the_web/my_probably_crazy_plan_to_give_up_the_internet.html • Netflix Parental Controls • You can adjust the parental control setting from the Your Account page to control access to content that may be inappropriate for younger viewers • https://support.netflix.com/en/node/264 • Overcoming Pornography • http://overcomingpornography.org/?lang=eng • http://beta.lds.org/topics/pornography?lang=eng • Raising children - Apps for brats • American parents snap up apps to make their children less horrible • http://www.economist.com/news/united-states/21588403-american-parents-snap-up-apps-make-their-children-less-horrible-apps-brats • Tips for Childproofing Your Tech Gear • http://www.samsung.com/us/article/tips-for-childproofing-your-tech-gear

  30. Write downyour passwords Sometimes my memory fails me, so I changed my password to “incorrect”. That way, when I login with the wrong password, the computer responds with: “Your password is incorrect” to remind me.

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