EP-II Training Curriculum: Lesson Plans.
Efficient Parenting – Lesson Plans Page 91 /170 James: A 10-year-old child who encounters inappropriate content online. Parents: Concerned but unaware of what James has seen. Online Content: Violent and explicit material that James accidentally accessed. Discussion Questions and Reflection Recognizing Exposure to Inappropriate Content • What are some warning signs that James’s parents could look out for that might suggest he has seen something inappropriate online? • How could parents be more proactive in monitoring the types of content their children may encounter? Reflection: James’s reluctance to use the tablet, anxiety, and trouble sleeping could all indicate he has been exposed to something troubling online. Parents should remain observant of any shifts in behavior related to technology use, as these can often signal deeper concerns. Open Communication and Trust • How can James’s parents foster an environment where he feels comfortable sharing when something goes wrong online? • What kind of language or approaches should parents use to encourage their children to speak up about disturbing content without fear of punishment? Reflection: Building trust is essential. Parents should assure their children that they won’t overreact or blame them if something inappropriate happens. Instead of immediately restricting access or scolding, parents should encourage honest conversations by asking open-ended questions and expressing empathy. Emotional and Psychological Impact • What are the possible emotional and psychological effects of a child being exposed to inappropriate content at a young age? • How can parents support their child emotionally after such an incident? Reflection: Exposure to violent or explicit content can lead to anxiety, confusion, fear, and difficulty processing what has been seen. Parents should offer emotional support, reassure the child that they are safe, and validate any feelings of discomfort. Professional help, like counseling, may be necessary in severe cases.
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