Digital Citizenship Lesson Ideas
At the beginning of every year the teachers and students spend time talking about RESPECT. The ACS Hillingdon school rule is RESPECT, respect for self, others, property and the environment. Respect is the core of the Acceptable Use Agreement (AUA) and it is shared with all parents and students from 3rd grade up. The following resources are designed as a flexible guide with each group taking the discussions in various directions. Initial discussions are about living in the 'real' world and then look at the on-line world. Please let me know if you find any great resources that I can add to my list.
“Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” Theodore Roosevelt
“Wrong is wrong even if everyone is doing it. Right is right even if no-one is doing it.” William Penn
T - Is it true? H - Is it helpful? I - Is it inspiring? N - Is it necessary? K - Is it kind?
“Wrong is wrong even if everyone is doing it. Right is right even if no-one is doing it.” William Penn
T - Is it true? H - Is it helpful? I - Is it inspiring? N - Is it necessary? K - Is it kind?
Lesson One
RESPECT for self, others, property and environment - How can the class work together?
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Lesson Two
Everyone has come from somewhere different; different families, different cultures, different languages and different countries but we are ALL Citizens of the World and have responsibilities to all the communities we belong to. Discuss and define RESPONSIBILITY and COMMUNITY.
Lesson Three
As well as being citizens of the world, we are also citizens of the Digital World. What does the Digital World mean to you? Class Discussion
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Digital World - additional lessons
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Super Digital Citizen
‘With great power comes great responsibility.’ Superman |