Parents should support the use of technology in the classroom by providing access to technology at home, encouraging children to use technology for learning, and helping children with their technology homework. Criticizing the use of technology in the classroom is not a supportive behavior.

Parents can help children develop digital literacy skills by providing opportunities for children to use technology, talking to children about the responsible use of technology, and setting limits on children's screen time.

Parents can help children stay safe online by talking to children about online safety, using parental control software, and monitoring children's online activity.

Parents can encourage children to use technology for learning by providing access to educational technology resources, talking to children about the benefits of using technology for learning, and helping children find educational apps and websites.

Parents can help children with their technology homework by providing technical support, helping children understand the assignment, and encouraging children to ask for help when they need it.

Parents can stay informed about the use of technology in the classroom by talking to their children's teachers, attending school board meetings, and reading the school newsletter.

Parents can advocate for the use of technology in the classroom by attending school board meetings, writing letters to the school principal, and talking to their children's teachers.

Parents can help ensure that technology is used effectively in the classroom by providing feedback to teachers on the use of technology, volunteering to help with technology-related projects, and donating technology equipment to the school.

Parents can help children develop a healthy relationship with technology by setting limits on children's screen time, talking to children about the responsible use of technology, and encouraging children to use technology for creative and productive purposes.

Parents can help children learn to use technology safely and responsibly by talking to children about online safety, using parental control software, and monitoring children's online activity.

Parents can help children develop critical thinking skills when using technology by encouraging children to ask questions about the information they find online, helping children to evaluate the credibility of online sources, and teaching children to identify bias in online content.

Parents can help children use technology to collaborate with others by encouraging children to use online collaboration tools, helping children to find online communities of interest, and teaching children how to use technology to share their work with others.

Parents can help children use technology to solve problems by encouraging children to use technology to find information to solve problems, helping children to develop computational thinking skills, and teaching children how to use technology to create solutions to problems.

Parents can help children use technology to create and innovate by encouraging children to use technology to create their own content, helping children to find online resources for creativity and innovation, and teaching children how to use technology to share their creative work with others.

Parents can help children use technology to make a positive impact on the world by encouraging children to use technology to learn about global issues, helping children to find online opportunities to volunteer and make a difference, and teaching children how to use technology to advocate for social change.