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Andrew Jackson University maintains institutional accreditation through the Distance Education and Training Council. (www.detc.org) The DETC is the only accrediting association approved by the US Department of Education solely for the purpose of accrediting distance institutions. AJU is a Title IV eligible school, but is not participating, which also eliminates another significant cost factor.

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If parents approach teaching their children about the internet as they would sex education – age appropriate information which gradually increases as the child ages; then by the time they reach their teens they will be prepared for social networking websites and understand the dangers online and how to avoid them.

In our household, (we have three children), we use this approach combined with the resources from http://www.guardchild.com, a website that provides parents with the tool they need to understand the dangers of the internet as well as software to protect young children or to monitor older children.

Your point about taking with kids is critical in helping them is understand what to do as well as what to avoid. We recommend other parents visit guardchild.com because the website has free statistics that parents can use to help educated their children.

Parents should also familiarize themselves with social networking websites and how they work, tell their children never to share personal information, make their page private, only accept invitation from people they know and never post any videos. Children need to know that anything posted online stays there forever and it can be morphed to cause harm to them and their families.