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In the guide, describe an age range, study activities and shared devices without identifying your child. Ask one assistant to draft rules for independent use, adult-supported use and activities to avoid. Discuss the draft together and agree how to ask for help when a rule is unclear.
View ChatGPT instructions →Use only these discussion notes. Separate explicitly agreed rules, proposals and open decisions. If no agreement is recorded, say discussion draft; do not invent consent. Give short allowed and not-allowed examples tied to the stated rules, marking new examples as proposals. For unclear cases, pause and ask the responsible adult; if they are unavailable, wait. Preserve known school and service restrictions. Adult presence or a family agreement does not establish provider age eligibility, account permission or school approval. Do not request a child’s name, school, exact age or private photos. Keep review timing unresolved unless the notes state it. Notes:- A discussion draft becomes an accepted family agreement. Separate agreed rules from questions still open, including checking finished homework and making practice questions.
- An adult being present is treated as permission to use any service. Check the provider’s age/access requirements and school rules; supervision does not override them.
- Recovery instructions promise every provider copy will be deleted. Stop sending private information, tell the adult without reposting it, and review the service’s deletion options without promising complete erasure.
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Use only these discussion notes. Separate explicitly agreed rules, proposals and open decisions. If no agreement is recorded, say discussion draft; do not invent consent. Give short allowed and not-allowed examples tied to the stated rules, marking new examples as proposals. For unclear cases, pause and ask the responsible adult; if they are unavailable, wait. Preserve known school and service restrictions. Adult presence or a family agreement does not establish provider age eligibility, account permission or school approval. Do not request a child’s name, school, exact age or private photos. Keep review timing unresolved unless the notes state it. Notes:Human check before use
- Check it against what the school already requires
- Agree the rules with your child rather than announcing them
- Rules nobody can remember are not rules
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