Parenting the Digital Child: Teaching Responsibility in a Connected World
The digital world allows children to quickly access all sorts of information and be highly connected to both old friends and new friends. How do you teach your children about the new responsibilities and potential dangers that come with these technologies? What limits do you set? How do you allow your children to learn from their mistakes while guiding them to avoiding huge ...
The digital world allows children to quickly access all sorts of information and be highly connected to both old friends and new friends. How do you teach your children about the new responsibilities and potential dangers that come with these technologies? What limits do you set? How do you allow your children to learn from their mistakes while guiding them to avoiding huge mistakes? How do you keep up with technology changes that may affect your children? We’ll discuss these questions and more!
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March 26, 2009
6:45 PM - 8:45 PM
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Redmond, WA 98052
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