TxSSC
'Before You Text' Sexting Prevention Course
Table of Contents
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- What is Sexting?
- What is Cyberbullying?
- What is Harassment?
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- What are the limits of control over electronic communication?
- What are the general consequences of sexting?
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- What is Texas Senate Bill 407?
- What is the difference between "promotion" and "possession" of electronic material?
- What are the felony and misdemeanor conditions and penalties for sexting?
- What is the Sexting Prevention Educational Program?
- What is the difference between being charged for sexting as a child or as a minor?
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- What are some of the social losses that can result from sexting?
- How might your sexting behavior affect other people in your life?
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- What are possible emotional consequences of sexting?
- How might the consequences of sexting have long-term emotional effects?
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- How can sexting negatively affect your participation in extracurricular activities?
- How can sexting create obstacles in your job application process?
- How can sexting create obstacles in your school application process?
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- What are the various roles involved in in bullying?
- How can bullying be prevented?
- How should you respond to bullying?
- What are different ways you can report bullying?
- How are sexting, bullying, and harassment related?
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Module 1
Definitions & Examples
Module 1 Module 2Limits of Control & Consequences
Module 2 Module 3Legal Consequences
Module 3 Module 4Social Consequences
Module 4 Module 5Emotional Consequences
Module 5 Module 6Educational & Career Consequences
Module 6 Module 7Sexting, Bullying, & Harassment
Module 7 Course Summary Take Assessment