Younger Crowd - Avoiding Online Predators While Using Social Media and Gaming

Younger Crowd - Avoiding Online Predators While Using Social Media and Gaming

In this unique, one-time interactive class, students will learn the "missing link" in internet safety classes - how predators use relationship-building strategies to trick them into giving out personal information and to do meet-ups.

66 total reviews for this teacher

31 reviews for this class

Completed by 159 learners

55 minutes

per class

Meets once

8-12

year olds

2-6

learners per class

per learner

How does a “One-Time” class work?

Meets once at a scheduled time

Live video chat, recorded and monitored for safety and quality

Great for exploring new interests and different styles of teachers

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Available Times

Pacific Time

Thu May 19

Meet once (1 day)

Wednesday
1am - 1:55am

Outside 6am-10pm in your local time.

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Fri May 20

Meet once (1 day)

Thursday
3am - 3:55am

Outside 6am-10pm in your local time.

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Sat May 21

Meet once (1 day)

Saturday
11pm - 11:55pm

Outside 6am-10pm in your local time.

2 learners enrolled

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Thu Jun 2

Meet once (1 day)

Thursday
7pm - 7:55pm

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Thu Jun 2

Meet once (1 day)

Thursday
8pm - 8:55pm

Only 3 spots remaining

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Sat Jun 4

Meet once (1 day)

Saturday
10pm - 10:55pm

Outside 6am-10pm in your local time.

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Description

Class Experience

*Please Note: As a professional teacher, I have years of experience working with students with special needs, i.e. Autism, ADD, ADHD, Dyslexia, Stuttering, etc. All students are welcome in my classes!*


*Please note that this class has a 4 week Flex version that covers the basics of internet safety, as well as the advanced content in this class. Students watch pre-recorded videos, and can watch them and work at their own pace. Check it out here if you are interested: https://bit.ly/3qlUGJa ...

How do predators build strong relationships with kids online?

How do predators earn the trust of kids online?

How long do predators take to groom potential victims online?

Where do predators go online to find their targets?

What information do predators need in order to locate their targets?

Why we don't share personal information with anyone online including passwords and usernames - The most plain photograph can be used to track someone's location. 

Everything online lives forever, and we need to think before we post.
Students will learn the warning signs and red flags of predator behavior online and in real life
Students will gain a greater insight to understanding themselves and how this applies to the psychology that predators use
Students will learn how predators use their emotions against them
Students will learn that everyone online lies
Students will learn how important it is to not share anything online, including things like the time or the weather because they will see how predators can use this info to find their location and earn their trust

55 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

Teacher

Thomas, M.Ed.

🇺🇸

Lives in the United States

Certified Teacher, Certified Principal, 4th Grade Teacher, Single Foster Dad, Photographer, Gamer, Entrepreneur

66 total reviews

189 completed classes

About Me

First things first. If you see a class you really want to take but need a different day or time, please email me! With enough interest, I can open up new times. (Most likely on the weekends). 

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