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E,Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan62604 Putrajaya.Tel:03-88846425Faks:03-88846284  \nTARIKH:27 MEI 2024 (ISNIN)  \nTHE STAR□SINAR HARIAN□  \nBERITA HARIAN□UTUSAN M'SIA□ N.STRAITS TIME[  \nParents can boost kids'digital literacy  \nN1241s¹024 g·Ⅱ  \nARENTS should becomemore tech-sawyin thismodern age,wheresocial media hasbecome prevalentin children’s lives.Teachingthem media literacy at anearly age is crucial for theirsafety online.  \nContent Forum chiefexecutiveofficer Mediha Mahmood highlightsthe unprecedented challenges facingmodern parents.  \nShe said in today's rapidly chang-ing world,parents can no longer relyon traditional methods to keep theirchildrensafe.  \n\"Social media is relatively new formodern parents,making it difficult forthemtoguide their children on mattersthey are only beginning to understandthemselves.  \n\"Parenting these days requireseffort beyond what our parents had toput in.  \n\"Back then,children were safe athome,and parents only worried aboutoutside dangerslike injuries from play-ing on bikes or at the playground.  \n\"However,in today's world,parentsneed to be concerned about the con-tent their children access and moni-tor their online interactions closely,aschildren might be talking to predators.  \n\"The home is no longer a haven,asonline predators become prevalent,\"she said during a forum titled TikTokEmpowers Parentsas Guardians of theDigital Realm'at The Orchid Conserva-tory in Kuala Lumpur recently.  \n# EQUIPPING CHILDRENWITHDIGITAL LITERACY\n\nMediha said that parents must teachtheir children digital literacy ratherthan relying solely on the government.  \nShe understands the challengeparents face in trying to avoid seem-ing overprotective in their children'seyes while also being afraid of stiflinctheir creativity by restricting socialmedia use.  \n\"The easiest solution might bedenying your children Internet access.but that isn't feasible as theyare digitanatives in thesemodern times.Therefore,parents must take responsibilityby setting boundaries on social mediause and being fair with their children  \n\"Forexample,ifyou establish ruleslike no gadgets at the table or limittheir screen time,you must also setan example.  \nAvoid looking at your phone or tex-ting during meals and refrain fromusingyour laptop for extended periodsin front of them,\"she said.  \nMediha added that lessonson digi-talliteracy should begin atan early ageand be integrated into children's dailylife rather than waiting for it to be cov-ered in school.  \nTARIKH:27 MEI 2024(ISNIN)BERITA HARIAN□UTUSAN M'SIAN.STRAITS TIMETHE STARCSINAR HARIAN □  \n# ALIGNING CHILDREN'SDEVELOPMENT\n\nIBU Family Resource Group's directorof operations Isabelle Lai said regard-lessof effort,some parentsmaysimplynot betech-sawyenough to teach theirchildren about digital literacy.  \nThis is where schools can help fillthe gap.  \nShe emphasised that children'sdevelopment at school and homeshould be aligned,ensuring they areconstantly surrounded by consistentrules and boundaries to keep themsafe.  \n\"Think of this as a partnership withyour children.It's not about protectingthem forever,but also helping themunderstand digital literacy as ameansto understand their safetyand the rea-sons behind certain restrictions.  \n\"Parents need to understand whatis developmentally appropriate forchildren.For instance,knowing whycertain content has age restrictions iscrucial.Children below a certain agecannot make wise decisions regard-ing such content,so parents need tocontrol access for their benefit.  \n\"Recognising that these decisionshave long-term consequences isimportant,as exposing young childrento inappropriate content shows alack ofdigitalliteracyunderstanding.\"said Lai.  \n# GUIDING THE CHILDREN\n\nTikTok head of public policy[MalaysialAnuar Fadzil said TikTokis committedtoenforcing the minimum age require-ment of 13years old and creating age-appropriate experiences and controlsthat provide 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