The University of Auckland’s Dr. Maree Davies recommends teaching kids critical thinking to show them how to be safe and in control online.

The issue is often less about intent and more about a generational mismatch in how to deal with distressing events.

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The issue is often less about intent and more about a generational mismatch in how to deal with distressing events.

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