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- Frequently Asked Questions coming soon, please email lori.cooney@umb.edu with any questions you may have.
My Social Life Island
Visit sites to help you be safe online.
My Online Safety
- Anti-bullying program for 4th through 8th graders, created to help students and educators recognize the dangers of bullying and cyber bullying. (will open in a new window)
Bullying Academy - National campaign to stop bullying helps people understand what bullying is, how to recognize the warning signs, and how to get help. (will open in a new window)
Stop Bullying - This site deals with issues of sexual abuse online and in the community.
Think U Know Site - The Anti-Defamation League serves as an information/action center for fighting anti-Semitism, hate and extremism, while promoting education, equality, tolerance, acceptance and the advancement of minority groups. (will open in a new window)
Anti-Defamation League - Learn about the FBI through games and interactive features. (will open in a new window)
FBI Fun and Games
This website helps you deal with feelings about your school, home and family, friends, emotions, behaviors and more (opens in a new window).
This advice page has information about having trouble with friends. (Opens in a new window).
This site specifically addresses family and home life, including sibling rivalry, being home alone, green living, immigration, adoption, divorce, birth order, stepfamilies, pets, moving and birth order. (Opens in a new window).
Click to go to the website "Social Skills for Middle School Students," where you can learn about social skills. (Opens in a new window).
- Go to the main Think College website for more information for students, families, and professionals.
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- My Social Life Island: Welcome to My Social Life Island. This island will teach you about bullying and online safety, help you understand your feelings, assist you in developing social skills, and explain ways to communicate with your family.
©2012. Think College is a project of the Institute for Community Inclusion at the University of Massachusetts Boston. The Think College Middle School initiative is funded by a grant from the Administration on Developmental Disabilities, grant number 93-632. Island background images courtesy of www.toondoo.com.