Better Internet for Kids

The poster is aimed at providing a safety tip for staying safe online. The text on the poster says that be polite to everyone, including online. The poster is for pre-school children and for the students of the basic school first grades.

The lesson plan is targeted to the 5th-8th grade students of basic school. The needed time for carrying out a class is 45 minutes. The lesson plan includes an introduction in to the subject and discussions on different related themes: oppurtunities and risks related to use of social networks; age limits; which kind of information to share and with whom; which kind of personal data is sensitive; how to set privacy settings and why; etc.

What the Resource Covers?

The resource breaks down certain topics and offers safeguarding advice to consider. These include:

Leadership – Who has responsibility and what needs to be reviewed?

Online Learning Environment – Are staff able to work effectively at home or in the classroom?

Preparation – Does everyone have the correct knowledge and are they aware of new measures?

Expectations – Ensure expectations are met when delivering online sessions.

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