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"Policy Database The most complete listing of social media policies. Referenced by the world's largest brands and agencies. " This is not for K-12. They're social media policies for colleges/universities and, mostly, for large companies.

Smart Eating And Weight Loss The pounds have piled up; the pants are getting too tight. It is high time to start losing off the extra weight. Planning right from the beginning makes it easier to succeed in your weight loss plans. Keep track of what you eat and the type of exercise you do every single day. Write everything down in your journal. This gets things organized and you will be better motivated to continue on. Cooking your own meals let you have total control over what to put into your body. No more extra oily, salty or sweet food from cafes and restaurants to tempt you and make you stray from your diet. Get some good cookbooks promoting healthy weight loss recipes, some basic cookware and you are well on your way to healthy cooking. You might be pleasantly surprised at the results. When shopping for groceries, be sure to check the calories count and list of ingredients listed on the food packages. Do not be misled by advertisements such as natural, sugar-free and non-fried. Look at the fine prints. Every little bit counts towards your weight loss goals.

Dean, thanks for continuing to share resources with this group.

Wonderful video

Here is my district's new AUP2.0 policy. We've changed "AUP" to "ICT Policy" (Information and Communication Technologies)". We're going to create a document with more kid-friendly language for our K-5 students.

Would be happy to hear your comments on the document.

I especially like their "Student Planner Language" aup which is a condensed version of their AUP with kid-friendly wording. Other schools use a Student Technology Pledge or something similar that's easier to refer to and for kids to talk about.