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Learning to think
Hardest part of education
Year round education
Taking the right classes
Building foundations online
College preparation
Technology in middle school
Motivating teenagers
Why kids like boarding school
Getting Into College
Disciplining Teenagers
Teenage Behavior
Early Education
Solving Behavioral Problems
Advantages of American Boarding Schools
Changes in education
Educational Opportunities
Correcting Behavior
Introduction to American Boarding Schools

Building Educational Foundations Online

Many parents want their children to work with computers and the internet as often as possible. This use builds up computer literacy and familiarity with what is sure to be the basis of their future. However, parents are also extremely skeptical of random websites and the social sites that are open to anyone - with good reason.

Fortunately, there are family friendly gaming sites and online activities that are not only entertaining for children, but educational as well. These sites teach children how to navigate the internet, work through various scenarios and even encourage higher level thinking skills or literacy.

Dress up games and coloring pages are popular with young girls, and boys enjoy the various games found all over the internet. Cartoon dolls make up the majority of the sites with dress up games and coloring pages, so they require little supervision as they are designed with young users in mind.

Gaming sites, on the other hand, can have a huge range of levels of appropriateness. Parents should carefully screen these sites to ensure they are suitable for their individual child. Regardless of exact location on the internet, parents should be responsible for their child online. Take the following steps to ensure your child is safe:

• Sit down occasionally and play with your child online
• Be sure you can see the computer screen at all times
• Move computers out of children’s bedrooms
• Bookmark appropriate sites to avoid misspellings and random searches by children
• Investigate filters, firewalls and monitoring software
• Teach your child what to look for in a good site and what makes a bad site off limits