Sexting: Sex plus Text Equals Trouble
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Video, 2010
Peer hosts and true-to-life vignettes show teens the dangers of sexting.
At the end of this program students will know the following:
- Sexting is the act of posting and sending sexually explicit or sexually suggestive messages, photographs, and videos most often using cell phones.
- The possible consequences of sexting – everything ranging from the personal humiliation to serious legal problems that could result in felony child pornography convictions.
- That nothing sent by cell phone or computer or posted on the Internet is ever totally private or ever entirely erased.
- The importance of protecting yourself online by guarding your passwords, user IDs, and social networking sites.
- That all actions have consequences and even “funny, innocent” photos and text messages can end up in the hands of bullies, predators, and child pornographers.
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