Think, Respect and Thrive Online
~ an ETFO Digital Citizenship Curriculum Resource
�Susan Watt @susan_watt goo.gl/2NbPkV
Workshop Description
Digital Citizenship has evolved as one of the core attributes of 21st century Citizenship. Developing the skills of Digital Citizenship is rooted in experience, reflection and dialogue. Students have a right to meaningful education that empowers them to use technology in purposeful ways and that simultaneously promotes the development of positive character attributes. The new ETFO resource, THINK, RESPECT, THRIVE Online provides information, rationale, tools, lessons and resources to support teachers in engaging in Digital Citizenship conversations and activities with all ages of elementary students. Join us in this session to explore some of the highlights of this amazing new teacher resource.
Table of Contents (p. 10)
Why Digital Citizenship?�How to Use this Resource� Scope and Sequence Chart� Teaching about DC from a FNMI Perspective� Information for Parents About Digital Citizenship
Early Learning Kindergarten Program (ELKP)�Grade 1 ~ lessons in all 5 strands�Grade 2 ”� ...�Grade 8 ”
Bonus: Other Online Resources
Why Digital Citizenship?
How to Use This Resource
Scope and Sequence Charts
5 Strands:
~ Internet Safety (includes privacy and security)
~ Positive Relationships, Communication & Collaboration
~ Digital Footprint, Self-Image and Reputation
~ Information Literacy
~ Health and Balance (Wellness)
Teaching Digital Citizenship from
a First Nations, Metis, Inuit Perspective
Seven Grandfather Teachings and Digital Citizenship
Information for Parents about
Digital Citizenship
Important to engage parents in this learning.
Sample letter.
Suggested readings and resources.
The Lessons
Online Resources
Summer Fun!
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Next Steps
Purchasing the Document
Prizes!
Implementing Digital Citizenship Practices
Thank you!
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