Being Kind Online
Students discuss the importance of respectful communication and behavior when interacting with others in digital spaces.
Key Questions
- Analyze how words and pictures can make others feel online.
- Design a set of rules for being a kind and respectful digital citizen.
- Compare online communication to face-to-face communication, noting differences in kindness.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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