Digital Citizenship Curriculum

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1	West De Pere Digital Citizenship Curriculum
2	Curriculum Provided By Common Sense Media & Aligned to WI ITL Digital Citizenship (DC) Standards
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4	Six Areas of Focus	Goal	Overview
5	Media Balance & Well Being	We find balance in our digital lives.	Students go beyond screen time to explore the impact their digital lives can have on their well-being and relationships while learning to balance media in their everyday lives.
6	Privacy & Security	We care about everyone's privacy.	Students learn how to protect personal information and gain a deeper understanding of their data privacy rights so they can advocate for themselves and others.
7	Digital Footprint & Identity	We define who we are.	Students consider the benefits and risks of online sharing and explore how a digital persona can affect one's sense of self, reputation, and relationships.
8	Relationships & Communication	We know the power of actions and words.	Students reflect on how to build positive relationships, avoid risky online talk, and understand why some topics and conversations can best lend themselves to certain mediums.
9	Cyberbullying, Digital Drama & Hate Speech	We are kind and courageous.	Students take on these tough topics and play the active role of upstander to build positive, supportive online communities and combat online cruelty.
10	News & Media Literacy	We are creative thinkers and creators.	Students identify credible and trustworthy information sources and reflect on their responsibilities as thoughtful media creators and consumers.
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12	Google Drive Folder
13	Report Card Standards
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