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Cybersafety for an indigenous youth population K. McClintock, R. McClintock and T. Brown

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Wellington, New Zealand : Te Rau Matatini, 2016Description: electronic document (29 pages) ; PDF file: 8.69 MBISBN:
  • 978-1-877412-49-3 (electronic)
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: "The main focus of this report is to explore the current research relevant to providing better information for Māori whānau (family and families) about social media and the encouragement to be involved with their tamariki (children) in their internet use. Ultimately this study will contribute to the discussion on the prevention of cyberbullying and the prevention in “dare to die” or “risk adverse type games” through employing cybersafety strategies. An international and national search of applicable documents discussing social media, cyberbullying and cybersafety strategies provides the foundation of this report. A broader examination describes the relationship of cyberbullying and suicide and more importantly strategies to address this concern on the global stage and in the Aotearoa (New Zealand) context. This report will also have a future focus in terms of tamariki and parents themselves contributing to the solutions." (From the Introduction). Record #5138
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"The main focus of this report is to explore the current research relevant to providing better information for Māori whānau (family and families) about social media and the encouragement to be involved with their tamariki (children) in their internet use. Ultimately this study will contribute to the discussion on
the prevention of cyberbullying and the prevention in “dare to die” or “risk adverse type games” through employing cybersafety strategies. An international and national search of applicable documents discussing social media, cyberbullying
and cybersafety strategies provides the foundation of this report. A broader examination describes the relationship of cyberbullying and suicide and more importantly strategies to address this concern on the global stage and in the Aotearoa (New Zealand) context. This report will also have a future focus in terms of tamariki and parents themselves contributing to the solutions." (From the Introduction). Record #5138

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