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Since many schools throughout the nation are returning to online learning, more kids will be tempted to navigate to their social media sites.Â
And, let's be honest, they're already spending more time than any parent would want online, right?Â
So, letâs talk about SOCIAL MEDIA ETIQUETTE.
If youâve been following me for a while, youâve already read or heard me talk about delaying the use of smart devices for kids until you can no longer hold back.Â
Youâve also read or heard me talk about things to consider agreeing on with your kids when YOU DO give them access to devices and the internet.Â
Now, letâs review a few details about online etiquette:
1ď¸âŁÂ Never share or repost information that you have not confirmed. You can avoid arguments with friends and family if you follow this suggestion.
2ď¸âŁÂ NEVER share or post mean comments, images, or videos about someone (even if they are notorious for being a bully)
3ď¸âŁÂ Refrain from using ALL CAPS. Using all caps is a form of shouting onl...
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