PPT-What are young people doing on the internet that’s positive?

Socialising Chatting Learning Reading Creating Sharing Making music Having fun What are young people doing on the internet thats negative E xposing personal information Seeing bad content. Susan Elsley. Consultant and Chair, LACSIG Mentoring Hub. ‘My mentor helps me sort out things in my head and my heart’:. ‘. Mentoring . is the support of . one individual . by another within a . Joseph Leclerc, Pierre-Marie . Labry. , Adrian . Hügli. Agenda. Introduction. Different kinds of malware. Internet scams. Youth, a poorly protected group. Invasions of privacy. Different internet threats. Young peoples lives are characterised by change. The importance of emerging identity and peers. Young people’s engagement with sport. “Sporting” behaviour. What we’ve learned. 6. “Sporting” attitude. Tim Moore & Vicky Saunders. ICPS. Reaching In and Reaching Out. Little known about transitions:. Unfortunately. , even a cursory glance at the research literature and the policy landscape reveals just how little is known about the transition of young people from prisons to the community or how best to increase the likelihood that the transitions are . Jenny Simpson, The Open University. Background. Young people in foster care being unsettled and their placements being undermined by manipulative behaviour of birth parents (Stephenson, 2009). Young people in care being victims of cyber-bullying (Fursland, 2011). Risk and . solutions . trough the non-formal education. . Risk of internet: Cyber bullism . What it is? . How can . we solve this . phenomenon? . How the youngsters can . become . active in that field in order to protect the . COACHING THE WHOLE CHILD. The foundation of successful coaching is creating a positive learning environment, along with a positive culture that develops young people..  . To create this learning environment all the key influencers in a young person’s development must be involved: coaches, parents, club leaders and teachers.. in Indonesia. The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, . The Republic of Indonesia. This paper is contribution by Indonesia . to the Council Working Group for Child Online Protection – ITU. Dr. Anna Panagiotarea - Dr. Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou. Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. “The Future of Newspapers”. Cardiff, 12 & 13 September 2007. Hosted by West Lothian Chamber and European Partners . Agenda. What is the Employable Young People Program? . Program Breakdown . Manual . Toolkit . Additional Support . Cultural Week in Scotland. 7KLVDUWLFOHZDVGRZQORDGHGEx0000DUYDUG8QLYHUVLWUDGXDWH6FKRRORIGXFDWLRQ2Q0DFFHVVGHWDLOVx0000FFHVVHWDLOVVXEVFULSWLRQQXPEHU3XEOLVKHU5RXWOHGJHQIRUPD/WG5HJLVWHUHGLQQJODQGDQGDOHV5HJLVWHUHG1XPEHU5HJLVWHUHGRIIL Internet Literacy. — . Development of a Literacy Indicator. . —. Ministry of Internal Affairs and . Communications (MIC),. Japan. 1 Background . to the Development of a Literacy Indicator. “Act . The only UK-wide charity dedicated solely to tackling child sexual abuse . Learning Recap. What can you recall learning from the last module?. What changes have you made as a result?. Learning Outcomes. Marianne . Bamkin. : Birmingham City University. Sarah . McNicol. : Manchester Metropolitan University. Introduction. Funded by Paul Hamlyn and commissioned by The Reading Agency this work provides the sector with a long-term sustainable legacy by using the best practice and learning from Reading Hack to shape the way it engages and works with young people.