As teachers, it is our responsibility to stress to our students how imperative it is be digitally safe. When it is time to teach my students about digital safety, I will give them a few scenarios about each topic and ask what they will do if in that particular situation. I will then present real life instances where unfortunate events have happened to those who were not careful with their privacy or who did not follow laws. I can also encourage parents to raise awareness in their children by remaining positively engaged by monitoring their children's online activity, teaching critical thinking when assessing if a website if safe, as well as becoming good digital citizens by protecting their privacy and being polite (Raising Digital Citizens). Lastly, I can assess my students by quizzing them on the lesson that was presented. Overall, I enjoyed this final group project and I think it is a great lesson for any grade level.
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Raising Digital Citizens | StaySafeOnline.org. (n.d.). Retrieved November 25, 2014, from http://www.staysafeonline.org/stay-safe-online/for-parents/raising-digital-citizens
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