Digital Citizenship in a Global CommunityThis tenet reminds us that boundaries no longer exist. We are interconnected like never before. As such we are all global citizens. Global Citizenship recognizes how technology and digital media have dissolved those boundaries. It reminds us we are citizens enabled by communication, collaboration, and support across all levels of society.
Our students must continue to stay aware of the issues, religions, values, and cultures of their fellow citizens. This requires tolerance and understanding. They can then link this with a mindset of sensitivity and humility. This is how they will truly begin to change the world.
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Padlocks are used to secure the stuff kids keep in their lockers. It's also a reminder to keep your online passwords secure and private to protect your online stuff
Remember that what you "write" online stays online. Even SnapChats aren't really deleted when you know that apps like SnapHack exist.
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In the same way you wouldn't share your toothbrush with someone else, don't share your passwords.
In the same way you can't get toothpaste back in the tube once it's out, you can't always unpublish what you've shared online. Think before you post.
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Younger students can be reminded that their passwords are like their house keys; only to be shared with trusted family members like their Mom and Dad.
Try to keep it "clean" online. You can check your social media footprint using free sites like Reppler.
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