I’ve been reviewing the Ybarra et. al. paper and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s summary report, Online Victimization of Youth Five Years Later, on the second Youth Internet Safety Survey. The findings have been covered extensively elsewhere by now, but there are a few interesting points I want to bring up. First […]
Continue reading →Ewan at Edu.Blogs.com shared this: Students in the UK can expect to get their examination results over the next couple of weeks through secure online services and even MySpace. Ewan continues: I have to say that I really like EdExcel’s effort to meet young people where they are and coax them through, instead of just […]
Continue reading →Contraceptive and/or abstinence education in public schools provides a clear choice on the part of government to provide education to protect children from unsafe sex. These programs provide timely information, despite the contentious subject matter and often political nature of the information. Likewise, common education has embraced drunk driving campaigns, despite the contentious subject matter, […]
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