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Certified Schools can access this webinar by logging into the learning hub.
This webinar will provide headteachers, teachers and practitioners with an understanding of the concept of information overload and practical guidance and advice on how to support children and young people who may suffer from the risks associated with too much digital media.
Research studies have shown strong links between increased screen time and the development of anxiety and depression. It’s important to manage the information young people are exposed to and enable them to be aware of the risks posed by an overload of digital media and being exposed to too much online content.
In this webinar, Cayley Jorgensen, mental health practitioner, researcher, public speaker and director of FaceUp South Africa, explores what is considered too much digital consumption, what symptoms may be associated with information overload and how to implement preventative strategies to support children who may have been impacted.
Understanding the concept of information overload, what it’s comprised of and the impact it has on children and young people
Exploring a range of statistical data and research studies to further delineate the negative effects of information overload on children and young people
Recognising the various ways in which upsetting content can be managed in order to reduce the risk of being exposed to an overload of information
Exploring self-defence strategies for information overload in order to prevent children and young people from feeling overwhelmed by the information they’re exposed to online
Understanding the differences between skills-based learning and problem-based learning, as well as the range of skills that can be taught to children of different age groups
This webinar will provide you with advice and practical guidance on ensuring that your online safety provision aligns with the DfE’s updated statutory guidance, Keeping children safe in education 2023, which comes into effect from 1 September 2023.
This webinar will provide you with advice and practical guidance on ensuring that your online safety provision aligns with the DfE’s updated statutory guidance, Keeping children safe in education 2023, which comes into effect from 1 September 2023.
This webinar will provide you with advice and practical guidance on ensuring that your online safety provision aligns with the DfE’s updated statutory guidance, Keeping children safe in education 2023, which comes into effect from 1 September 2023.
Our Certified School Programme is a complete solution for schools to implement an effective approach to online safety.
It has been designed by education professionals to meet the statutory online safety safeguarding duties outlined in the Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) September 2022 guidance.
CPD accredited training for the whole school community, including, DSLs, teachers, school staff, parents and carers.
Supporting schools to stay on top of online safety related news, social media updates, gaming updates and evolving online issues.
Designed by education professionals to meet the statutory online safety statutory duties outlined in Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) September 2022.
Accreditation for your school including a certified school plaque when you meet our approval criteria.
Implement training to all staff and parents with just one click and report on course access and completion.
Access to our Resource Hub containing over 500 platform guides and lesson plans in online safety.
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