
Computer Science · 6th Year · Digital Citizenship and Online Safety · 3.º Período
Cyberbullying and Respectful Communication
Pupils learn to identify cyberbullying, understand its impact, and practice strategies for respectful online communication.
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About This Topic
Pupils learn to identify cyberbullying, understand its impact, and practice strategies for respectful online communication.
Key Questions
- What is the difference between a joke and cyberbullying?
- How should we respond to online negativity?
- Who can we talk to if we feel unsafe online?
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