I think the idea of pausing and thinking before you say or post anything online is a really good idea! I know sometimes I get angry or upset about something I read and I always remind myself to calm down before I write a response to it, or I don’t write a response at all! I try and only write kind things on the internet, can you think of any other ways I could create a positive digital footprint? Have you learnt anything in school this year that could help you?
It's great to see you blogging with us this summer! I am so excited to have you part of the Summer Learning Journey this year. Well done on the cyber smart activity. I really appreciate that you included things you shouldn't share online and things you can, ka pai.
Which activity has been your favourite to complete so far? I have loved reading the hometown activity that the students have been completing. It is always so interesting learning about how each person views their hometown so differently!
I look forward to reading more of your blogposts soon. Nga mihi, Georgia.
Namaste Chace,
ReplyDeleteI think the idea of pausing and thinking before you say or post anything online is a really good idea! I know sometimes I get angry or upset about something I read and I always remind myself to calm down before I write a response to it, or I don’t write a response at all! I try and only write kind things on the internet, can you think of any other ways I could create a positive digital footprint? Have you learnt anything in school this year that could help you?
Keep up the awesome mahi!
-Dani
Kia ora Chace,
ReplyDeleteIt's great to see you blogging with us this summer! I am so excited to have you part of the Summer Learning Journey this year. Well done on the cyber smart activity. I really appreciate that you included things you shouldn't share online and things you can, ka pai.
Which activity has been your favourite to complete so far? I have loved reading the hometown activity that the students have been completing. It is always so interesting learning about how each person views their hometown so differently!
I look forward to reading more of your blogposts soon.
Nga mihi, Georgia.