Digital citizenship (T2 W6)
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Digital citizenship refers to the responsible use of technology and the internet. It involves understanding how to behave respectfully online, protecting personal information, and making healthy choices when using digital devices. In today's world, being a good digital citizen is as important as being a good citizen in our communities.
Let's consider a scenario where a student receives a mean message online. A good digital citizen would respond by not retaliating and instead reporting the message to a trusted adult. This shows respect for oneself and others, and it helps create a safer online environment.
In pairs, students will role-play different online scenarios. For example, one student can pretend to receive a hurtful comment, while the other practices how to respond respectfully. After each role-play, the class will discuss what was learned and how to handle similar situations in real life.
Students will write down one goal they want to achieve regarding their digital citizenship. This could be something like 'I will always ask for permission before sharing a photo online' or 'I will treat others online as I would like to be treated.' They will share their goals with a partner and discuss how they can achieve them.
Answer: Being responsible and respectful online
Digital citizenship involves understanding how to use technology responsibly and respectfully.
Answer: Reporting bullying to an adult
Reporting bullying is a responsible action that helps keep everyone safe online.
Answer: Taking breaks from screens.
Taking breaks helps prevent eye strain and keeps our minds fresh.
Answer: Tell a trusted adult
Reporting mean comments to an adult helps address the issue and keeps you safe.
Answer: To keep yourself safe from strangers.
Protecting personal information helps prevent identity theft and keeps you safe.
Answer: Helping a friend understand online safety
Helping others understand online safety is a key part of being a good digital citizen.
Answer: I will always ask before sharing photos.
Setting goals helps us improve our behavior and become better digital citizens.
Answer: Tell a trusted adult
Reporting bullying is important to help stop it and support the person being bullied.