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Digital Citizenship
AV
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Alejandra Villarreal
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Updated Sep 12, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:15
Chapter 2
00:24
Chapter 3
00:27
Chapter 4
00:31
Chapter 5
00:46
Chapter 6
00:48
Chapter 7
00:56
Chapter 8
00:58
Chapter 9
01:00
Chapter 10
02:26
Chapter 11
02:29
Chapter 12
Audio Transcript
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Hello classmates.
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Okay, so here's my rough draft of my digital citizenship
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presentation. Um So I'm going to begin with, what is
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it where I will be providing the definition for parents
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giving what it can be defined as and then we'd
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be moving on to delivery, which is how it would
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take effect in the classroom.
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So how can we begin?
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We're going to split up our practices in 23 and
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three. So the first three would be finding a balance
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between the online and offline world.
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Then they would move on to privacy, insecurity and finally
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digital footprint and identity before we continue on with.
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Well what else?
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There are also relationships and communication, cyber bullying.
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Music media following would be the tips for at home.
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So how can parents help, How can you help to
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have procedures?
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You practice them and apply them.
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So for example, in order to spend more time together
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in at home, more quality time parents could, for example,
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have a rule of no cell phones at the dinner
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table when everyone's eating together, so they actually spend time
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together. Um the procedure could be having a basket at
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the dinner table or just placing them face down with
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everyone's phones on silent.
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You could start practicing it, showing, showing exactly how parents
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wanted to be done.
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So if you want it in a basket, you show
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them like, hey this is the basket where we're going
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to keep our phones during dinner or look at this
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empty space here in the middle of the table.
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This is going to be, this is going to be
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where we keep our phones on silent.
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So then we when you apply it, then finally, of
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course, then you would be leaving a blank, uh, empty.
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I mean, that's sorry, at the center of the table
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so that um the their students will know their kids.
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Our students would place their phones there if they forget.
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You know, I remind them that hey, we do teach
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them a lot of things with reminders until uh what's
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helped with gentle reminders right until they are able to
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do the procedures on their own.
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And then I thank them for their time and I
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go ahead and show my references which are not here
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yet. But they will be, I promise if you guys
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have any suggestions, please let me know.
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Thank you so much.
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