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Section 4
Technology and the Law: The Dangers of Sexting in Schools

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- Russo, C. J., J.D., Ed.D. & Arndt, K. J., Ph.D., PCC. (May 2020). Technology and the Law: The Dangers of Sexting in Schools. School Business Affairs, 36-38.

Update
Sexting at an Early Age: Patterns
and Poor Health-Related Consequences
of Pressured Sexting in Middle and High School

- Parti, K., Sanders, C. E., & Englander, E. K. (2023). Sexting at an Early Age: Patterns and Poor Health-Related Consequences of Pressured Sexting in Middle and High School. The Journal of school health, 93(1), 73–81.

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QUESTION 4
Policies should include provisions to educate students, parents, and staff on the social and emotional effects of sexting and its legal consequences. Policies, then, should use what variety of approaches? To select and enter your answer go to Test
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