Box 10.4 Speculations on Ideas for Promoting Parental Education and Internet Safety Education Television and other mass-market entertainment programming that provides role models for parents interacting with their children in ways that enhance Internet safety. Interviews on TV and radio talk shows during which concrete tips on Internet safety can be provided to parents. Short courses on Internet safety offered by schools, libraries, and community centers. Links to training in computer ethics and codes of responsible behavior. Discounts for Internet service provider subscriptions for parents who complete a program of online training in Internet safety. Awards to youth of various ages for achieving age-appropriate levels of Internet proficiency, to include appropriate safety knowledge and education. Such a program might be modeled on the physical fitness awards given to youth on behalf of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.1 Graduated privileges for Internet use at school as a function of the safety instruction a student has completed. Government or foundation support for developing Internet safety curricula for parents and youth. 1The program is known as the President's Challenge. More information can be found online at <http://www.fitness.gov/challenge/challenge.html>.