Electronic & Social Media Awareness In-Person Class
This interactive, nurse-led course helps students build awareness and confidence in navigating electronic devices and social media in healthy, responsible ways. Through visual discussions, the boys explore the advantages and challenges of technology while learning practical strategies for online safety and understanding their digital footprint. The course addresses social media use, cyberbullying, appropriate content sharing, and staying safe when gaming or interacting with strangers online. The boys also learn how the brain responds to gaming, how addiction can develop, and the importance of taking regular breaks to support mental health. The boys examine their online presence and learn how to intentionally present themselves in positive ways that align with their goals for school, college, and future careers.
Price is per boy/girl/parent. Minimum of 5 boys or girls
$115.00
Topics Covered
- Physical changes during puberty (growth, body changes, hygiene)
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Hormonal changes and emotional development
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Brain development and impulse control
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Body image, confidence, and self-esteem
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Sleep, nutrition, and physical health basics
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Social pressures, peer influence, and boundaries
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Media exposure and early conversations around sexuality
Teaching Strategy
- Clear, medically accurate explanations presented in teen-friendly language
- Parent-guided discussion prompts to encourage open, judgment-free conversations
- Real-life scenarios to help teens apply what they learn
- Emphasis on normalizing changes and reducing anxiety or misinformation
Curriculum Structure
- Module 1: What Puberty Is & When It Starts
- Module 2: Physical Changes & Body Care
- Module 3: Emotions, Mood Changes & Brain Growth
- Module 4: Social Dynamics, Confidence & Boundaries
- Module 5: Healthy Habits & Communication at Home
- Each module includes short lessons, guided talking points, and optional reflection activities for families to complete together.
Who This Class Is For
- Parents of boys entering or currently experiencing puberty
- Pre-teens and teens who want clear, honest answers in a supportive setting
- Families looking to build trust and open communication during adolescence
