Comments on: Kids How To Stay Safe http://interskillmedia.com/press/video-guides/kids-how-to-stay-safe/ The Ultimate Media Network Thu, 09 Sep 2010 11:33:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: M. Katrina Fey http://interskillmedia.com/press/video-guides/kids-how-to-stay-safe/#comment-7 M. Katrina Fey Mon, 07 Apr 2008 18:26:25 +0000 http://interskillmedia.com/press/video-guides/kids-how-to-stay-safe/#comment-7 <p align="justify">There is a definite need for this video. Many students don't have the skills to keep themselves safe, despite the fact they think they do. As with all youngsters, gettting the specifics from a peer has a far greater impact than the "harping" of adults. M. Katrina Fey Supervisor NCLB/Federal Programs Glades County School District</p> There is a definite need for this video. Many students don’t have the skills to keep themselves safe, despite the fact they think they do. As with all youngsters, gettting the specifics from a peer has a far greater impact than the “harping” of adults.

M. Katrina Fey
Supervisor NCLB/Federal Programs
Glades County School District

]]> By: Cynthia Small http://interskillmedia.com/press/video-guides/kids-how-to-stay-safe/#comment-6 Cynthia Small Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:34:11 +0000 http://interskillmedia.com/press/video-guides/kids-how-to-stay-safe/#comment-6 <p align="justify">There are so many safety challenges in our schools/communities today particularly bullying and internet safety. This video would give teachers/parents a tool to promote and teach safety to children during a critical time and in such a changing world that we live in. I really think schools would welcome this valuable resource. Cynthia Small Safe and Drug Free Schools Consultant</p> There are so many safety challenges in our schools/communities today particularly bullying and internet safety. This video would give teachers/parents a tool to promote and teach safety to children during a critical time and in such a changing world that we live in. I really think schools would welcome this valuable resource.

Cynthia Small
Safe and Drug Free Schools Consultant

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