Digital citizenship (T4 W2)
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Digital citizenship refers to the responsible use of technology and the internet. It includes understanding how to interact safely and respectfully with others online. In today's digital world, being a good digital citizen means knowing how to protect your personal information, treat others kindly, and make healthy choices when using technology.
Let's consider a scenario where a student receives a mean message online. Instead of responding with anger, a good digital citizen would report the message to an adult and not engage in hurtful behavior. This example shows how we can choose to act respectfully, even when faced with negativity online.
In pairs, students will role-play different online scenarios. For instance, one student can act as a person receiving a hurtful comment, while the other responds in a positive way. After each role-play, the class will discuss what choices were made and how they reflect good digital citizenship.
Students will write down one goal related to digital citizenship that they want to achieve. This could be something like 'I will always ask for permission before sharing photos online' or 'I will treat others kindly in my messages.' They will share their goals with a partner and discuss how they plan to achieve them.
Answer: Being responsible and respectful online
Digital citizenship involves using technology in a responsible and respectful manner.
Answer: Reporting bullying to an adult
Reporting bullying is a respectful action that helps keep everyone safe online.
Answer: Taking breaks from screens.
Taking breaks helps prevent eye strain and promotes a healthy balance with technology.
Answer: Talk to a trusted adult about it
Talking to a trusted adult can help you handle the situation safely.
Answer: To keep yourself safe from strangers.
Protecting personal information helps prevent identity theft and keeps you safe.
Answer: Sharing passwords with friends
Sharing passwords can compromise your safety and privacy online.
Answer: I will be kind in my online messages.
Setting goals helps you focus on improving your behavior online.
Answer: By using their name in messages
Using someone's name shows that you acknowledge and respect them.