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| Internet Protect Your Kids:: Keep Your Children Safe from the Dark Side of Technology
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Author: Stephen Arterburn, Roger Marsh
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Release Date: 2007-02-20
ISBN-10: 1591455715
ISBN-13: 9781591455714
List Price: $13.99
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Kids are under the influence of the Internet. It's "their" place." They live on it-leaving their parents scrambling for answers about what to do with My Space.com, pornographic websites, instant messaging, blogs . . . and how to shield their children from online sexual predators. Best-selling author of Every Man's Battle, Stephen Arterburn, and Roger Marsh, who co-hosts the nationally syndicated Homeword radio program, have teamed up to equip parents with easy lessons on how to monitor their kids' activity online, plus the practical answers they need to teach kids the realities of the Internet. "There isn't a parent in America who doesn't need this book, and I can't think of two more qualified people to help parents teach their children to be web wise kids." From the foreword by Jim Burns, PhD., President, Homeword.
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| Customer Rating: | | This book is very basic. It deals more with sexual predators and the possibility of kids getting carried away from not knowing whom they are talking to. I received little material from this book that is adequate to prepare a youth lesson. I would suggest a book that is much more deeply though out with study questions. |
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