Don't
wait! Safety first! Show your
parents and/or teacher any message that asks for personal information such
as email address, last name, home address, phone number, or anything that
makes you feel uncomfortable in any way. We recommend that
you do not write back anybody who asks you
for this information. It's not safe!
GOOD
FOR STUDENTS, PARENTS, TEACHERS, & ADMINISTRATORS -- For
additional and comprehensive material for "Internet
Safety, Terrorism, & Violence" which includes materials to help
kids with these subjects, click:
A
Web Quest Series on Creating Non-Violent Schools (K-12,
College, Adult/Professional) (From Pacific Bell Knowledge Network Explorer)
(General Resources, Shootings & Incidences, Media & Cultural Influences,
Bullying, Gangs & Youth Violence, Guns, Weapons, & Protections,
Teen Issues & Adolescent Development) (Parenting & Community, Grieving,
Coping, & Carrying On Strategies, Proposals & Solutions, Victims,
Guestbooks & Memorials, Anarchy, Rebellion & Terrorism, Education,
Pedagogy & Reform)
AskERIC
- Terrorist Attack on U.S.(Students
may have many questions, and feelings of confusion.
This List of Resources
for Educators & Parents can help Students cope with the Tragedy)
Cyberangels
Federal
Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (K-12, College, Adult/Professional)
(Kindergarten - 5th Grades;
6th - 12th Grades; Parents & Teachers -- Scroll Down Toward Bottom
Left of Home Page)
Fire
Safety (K-12, College, Adult/Professional) (From the
U.S. Fire Administration, Federal Emergency
Management Agency, FEMA)
(*Note - Special Section for Early Childhood
& Elementary - Click on "Kids' Page")
Helping
Children Understand the Terrorist Attacks (U.S. Dept.
of Education)
(K-12, College, Adult/Professional)
Kids
& Youth Educational Page from FBI
National
Center for Missing & Exploited Children
National
Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center (K-12, College,
Adult/Professional)
(Parents & Guardians, Professionals, Teens)
(Youth at Risk, Youth Suicide, Collaboration, Youth Development,
After School, More ...)
Police
Notebook (Univ. of Okla. Dept. of Public Safety) (includes
questions and answers to help kids protect themselves and handle a variety
of emergencies)
Safekids
School
Safety Resources - Center for Effective Collaboration & Practice
(K-12, College, Adult/Professional) (Web
Sites Related to School Safety &
Violence
Prevention)
Stopping
School Violence(K-12, College, Adult/Professional)
U.S.
Department of Homeland Security (K-12, College, Adult/Professional)
