The Internet has become a lifeline, not just for adults, but even for kids, and the younger generations. And as the world becomes more digitally enabled, it is important to learn the precautions and be aware of the dangers looming in the world of the internet. And hence every year in February, International Safer Internet Day is observed to promote safer and better use of the internet and online technology.
In recent years, cases of cyberbullying, phishing, and other malicious activities have skyrocketed. And since children across the world are increasingly accessing the internet for education and other activities, they are at an increased risk of falling prey to such scams, and hacking attempts. So, World Safer Internet Day is driven by the motto to make the internet a better and safer place for children, and young generations.
Hence if you are worrying about your child’s digital security, we are offering you a quick guide on how to ensure your child is safe online, in this article. So keep reading further for more insights!
This Safer Internet Day 2023, address your worries, and make the internet a safe place for your child, by learning, and implementing these internet safety tips -
In the past few years, the incidents of online fraud have increased at a steeping rate. And Safer Internet Day has become an instrumental turning point in raising awareness about safe internet use. As parents, and elders in the family, you play a vital role in ensuring that the kids and younger generations are safe while being exposed to the digital world. So it is important to teach your children about the dangers of being online, which will in turn empower them to be responsible enough when using the internet.
At Podar Education Network, we are committed to delivering integrated, holistic, and empowering learning experiences.
And in our journey to ensure that our students grow to become responsible global citizens, we lay a strong emphasis on educating them about the world of the internet and teaching them safe internet practices. So this International Safer Internet Day let’s join hands to create a better and safer internet world for our children.
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