Recognizing Unsafe Content
Students learn to identify common signs of unsafe or inappropriate content online and understand what to do if they encounter it.
Key Questions
- Identify visual cues that might indicate unsafe content on a website or app.
- Explain the immediate steps to take if you see something inappropriate online.
- Predict the potential consequences of clicking on unknown links or pop-ups.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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