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Child-on-child abuse is increasing in the UK, but criminalising young people will only do more damage | Linda Papadopoulos

Children must feel empowered to say no when they feel under pressure from others, says Linda Papadopoulos, a psychologist, broadcaster and author

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Colman Noctor: Looking beyond our children s woke statements and teaching critical thinking

Children need to be taught to be critical friends of technology

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Eset helps secure a digitally literate future for young South Africans

The controlled implosion of the Supertech Twin Towers in Noida, Utter Pradesh, near India s capital New Delhi, took place in late August.

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ESET contributes to a digitally literate future for SA learners

ESET contributes to a digitally literate future for SA learners
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Safeguarding children against cyberbullying in the age of COVID‑19

Share As screen time has increased, so has the risk of cyberbullying. What you can do to help protect your children from online harassment? It’s been almost a year since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic, and people everywhere have been doing their best to adhere to regional and national stay-in-place orders and social distancing rules, in the hope that the world can return to some semblance of normalcy as soon as possible. Entire families are now stuck inside, with most of their daily activities taking place from behind the screens of their devices. While it is challenging for everyone, it could be argued that coming to grips with the new reality is particularly challenging for children, since they are missing out on an essential part of growing up in today’s world.

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