Lesson Plan

Digital Citizenship Lesson Plan

Students will learn to practice safe, respectful, and positive digital behavior. They will explore strategies to navigate online interactions, recognizing responsibilities and digital etiquette.

This lesson is crucial as digital interactions are a fundamental part of modern life. Teaching digital citizenship helps students foster responsible online practices and promotes a respectful digital community.

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Materials

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Preparation

15 minutes

Step 1

Introduction and Icebreaker

10 minutes

Step 2

Interactive Lecture

20 minutes

Step 3

Group Discussion & Activity

15 minutes

Step 4

Wrap-Up and Reflection

5 minutes

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Discussion

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Slide Deck

Digital Citizenship: Cultivating Online Responsibility

Introduce the session with enthusiasm. Explain that today's focus is on digital citizenship and the importance of how we behave online.

What is Digital Citizenship?

Define digital citizenship in simple terms for clarity. Emphasize that it's about understanding the responsibilities we have when interacting online.

Why is it Important?

Discuss why digital citizenship is important. Use examples to highlight how our online actions impact our reputation and community.

Real-World Examples

Share real-life examples of both positive and negative online behavior. Encourage students to think about their own actions online.

Group Discussion & Activity

Introduce the group activity: students will discuss and role-play different scenarios to deepen their understanding of digital etiquette.

Wrap-Up & Reflection

Summarize the key takeaways. This slide is used to conclude the lesson and prompt reflection on digital behavior.

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Digital Citizenship: Cultivating Online Responsibility

Nelie Lubin

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