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Provide an overview of how to foster digital ecosystems that are safe and secure for students and protect children from crimes of victimization. Promote online safety practices and. improve digital literacy and critical thinking skills to help reduce certain risk factors among youth.
Protect against online threats and risks. Teach children about internet safety and stay involved in their digital world. Children and adolescents are spending more time online than ever before, and technology is ingrained in almost every facet of their lives.
Teach kids how to navigate the internet - Talk about proper online etiquette, how to enter safe search terms, how to identify a secure website (https), and when to ask an adult for help.
Online safety is all about recognizing risky behaviors and avoiding them. First, we’ll read the KidsHealth.org articles about online safety, then we’ll complete the “Internet + X Behavior Might = Y Result” handout.
Does the school have online safety and acceptable use policies in place? How does the school assess that they are clear, understood and respected by all children and staff?
• “What’s one rule about online safety that you always follow?” • “What would you do if someone posted a terrible picture of you online?” • “Would what you do if someone started sending you annoying text messages and wouldn’t stop?”
internet safely. It’s important to learn how to be safe online so that you experience the enormous benefits of the internet responsibly and with confidence. This guide will help you to: • Learn how to avoid upsetting or unsafe situations. • Recognise when someone is using the internet in inappropriate or threatening ways.
