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Online Books |
 Promoting
Your Voice on School Safety: A Practical
Guide for Teachers |
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Investigating
Safely: A Guide for High School Teachers |
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Cyber
Security for Educational Leaders: A Guide to
Understanding and Implementing Technology Policies |
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Creating
Safe Schools: A Guide for School Leaders, Teachers, .. |
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First
Year Teacher's Survival Guide: Ready-To-Use ... |
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See
Me After Class: Advice for Teachers by Teachers |
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The
Classroom Teacher's Technology Survival Guide |
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School
Insecurity a Comprehensive Guide for Parents and
Teachers.... |
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Protecting
Student Data Privacy: Classroom Fundamentals |
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Advanced
Persistent Training: Take Your Security Awareness .. |
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Safety
and Security in Schools: A guide to Schools for ... |
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The
Ultimate Guide to College Safety: How to Protect Your
... |
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Online Resources |
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Teachers'
Essential Guide to Cybersecurity |
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Cybersecurity
in Education: What Teachers, Parents and Student Should
Know |
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How
to Promote Students' Sense of Security in School |
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Security
Tips for Teaching Online |
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Privacy,
Confidentiality, and Security in the Classroom |
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Ways
To Improve School Safety and Security to Keep .. |
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What
you need to know about security when teaching .. |
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Back
to School Safety: Resources to Support Our Nation's ... |
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The
many roles that Teachers played in the lockdown |
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Lockdown
Drills: Connecting Research and Best Practices ... |
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The
Role of Teachers in School Safety Efforts |
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Resources
to Support the Role of Teachers in School Safety .. |
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The
Role of Educators in Public Health Emergencies |
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Emergency
Procedures - Teacher Responsibilities |
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Classroom
and School Emergency Preparedness |
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NIH
are public school teachers adequately trained to
respond? |
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Education
in Emergencies |
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Role
of Teachers in Disaster Management |
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Journals |
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Elsevier
Journal-of-safety-research |
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Classroom Advice |
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1. Talk to your students and build a
positive trusting relationship. |
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2. Remind your students about
internet safety, bullying and school security. |
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3.
Listen to your students when they talk about unusual events or
people. |
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4.
Control what your student does on the internet. |
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5.
Ask your Principal what they do to insure the security
of the school. |
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6. Familiarize your self with emergency
procedures, emergency exits, location of fire
extinguishers, location of safe rooms, emergency numbers
and codes. |
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7. Make your classroom and school a place
where your student feels, safe, secure and welcome! |
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8. Never ignore any activity, discussions, or web
blousing that has the potential of causing disruptions. |
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9.
Notify the SRO or any other responsible employee
if you see a stranger in and around the school. |
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10. If teaching online respect and defend the
student's privacy at all times. |
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11. Remain Calm DO NOT and secure your
students in any security situation. |
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12. If your gut tells you something is
wrong don't hesitate to drill down and investigate
any incident or action that you feel threatens your
students. |
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13. If you have an uneasy feeling about
any situation in a school, bring this concern to the
administration, even if that feeling involves the
administration. You can always take your concern to
the next level. |
