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Brain Defense: Digital Safety features a group of positive teens called the Brain Gang who teach their younger peers about:
After each of the five video-based lessons, your student will bring home a Home Connection letter (or you’ll receive one in an email from your child’s teacher). Make sure to do the role play with your child to drive home everything they’ve learned in class. One young student told us: “My favorite part was when I talked to my mom…”
Here’s what other parents are saying about Brain Defense Digital Safety:
"THANK YOU for bringing this information to the kids and helping us continue these conversations at home.”
– Bain Haberly, Kansas
“It is a wonderful curriculum! I hope that more parents and children could receive this knowledge to help their families.”
– Cheryl, Utah
“I love-love-LOVE that you are bravely bringing this information and attention to students (and parents) before they may get it elsewhere.”
– Parent of a 4th grader, Portland Oregon
Topics covered: The 3 C’s of healthy screen habits: Control time spent on screens, Choose content wisely, and Create a balance between digital and “in real life” experiences.
Supportive downloads: Home Connection letter with hyperlinks (pdf)
Topics covered: A description of how habits and addictions are formed through neural connections that become superhighways. This includes the importance of keeping the thinking brain in charge of decisions to avoid addiction. Articles:
Supportive downloads: Home Connection letter with hyperlinks (pdf)
Topics covered: An age appropriate definition of pornography and three ways it’s harmful to the growing brain.
Supportive downloads: Home Connection letter with hyperlinks (pdf)
Topics covered: A plan for rejecting pornography and other negative content to help students protect their brains and keep them growing strong.
Supportive downloads: Home Connection letter with hyperlinks (pdf)
Topics covered: Good digital citizens are kind, honest, and they know what to do when they see or experience cyberbullying. To thrive in the digital age, students can develop healthy screen habits, keeping their brains safe from harmful content and addiction.
Supportive downloads: Home Connection letter with hyperlinks (pdf)
