How To Keep Kids Safe
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Presentation by Woodlynde School Dean of Students, Dave Shank, to the Parent Community Association in February, 2011.
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How To Keep Kids Safe
- 1. How To Keep Kids Safe
- 2. Nutrition Physical fitness Minimum 8 hours of sleep Assist your kids with; Time management Social activities Sharing of household chores Decision making/consequences Teach and Model Healthy Habits
- 3. Seat belts Speed limit Limit distractions Friends Cell phone Music Drinking & Driving Promote Safe Driving Habits
- 4. Promote Attendance Homework completion Participation in school activities Pursuing talents Promote School Success and Achievement
- 5. 4000 teens will try their first cigarette today. 2000 kids will become new regular daily smokers. This is a pervasive problem in our society. Tough addiction to break. Serious health risks associated with tobacco use. Teach-"Say No To Smoking"
- 6. Encourage peaceful resolutions Encourage acceptance of other's differences Encourage tolerance Encourage respect Teach kids that there is no place for verbal or physical violence Monitor online activity Prevent Bullying
- 8. Drugs Alcohol Driving Friends Sex THEY PAY ATTENTION TO MORE THAN THEY LET ON! Talk With Your Kids About Everything!
- 9. Who-are they with? What-will they be doing? When-for how long? Where-will they be? AND THEN FOLLOW UP! The Four "W's"
Notas do Editor
- In a dangerous world.All of the images you see here are dangers and distractions that contribute to poor decision making by teens. These dangers and distractions take away from potential success. So.....what to do as a parent? you may not like what I have to say....let's see.
- * Mixed message when parents pull kids out of school for vacations.
- * Teens who feel connected to their parents are more likely to have their first sexual experience later than teens who do not feel a connection.
- Set the rules, hold fast, put consequences in place when necessary.Oldest trick in the book Main Line Paradigm-Do not turn your head or take the "boys will be boys" or "isn't that what all teenagers do".Tell the Kelly Story. Be the parent, not the friend.........you can be your kids friend when they graduate from college.