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"The Intersecting Goals of Digital Citizenship Education v 2.5 by @wfryer & Marcia Moore" by Wesley Fryer is licensed under CC BY 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0
Click HERE to learn more about LNC's Digital Citizenship Program
Click HERE to learn more about LNC's Digital Citizenship Program
At Lake Norman Charter, we are committed to teaching our students to be responsible, respectful, effective, and ethical users of online information and resources. Using Common Sense Education’s curriculum scope and sequence as a framework, we teach lessons to every grade level on a variety of topics.
WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY..
"I don't take a lot of selfies, but by sister does, and I told her about this lesson." - Andrew, talking about Online Safety
"I also like how we learned the power of words because if we never learn this, we could easily hurt others mentally." - Aja, talking about Relationships and Communication.
"I learned so much about being a better person this year because of you." - Will, talking about Cyberbullying
"That lesson showed me that the ideal person is different for everyone, and you should just be yourself," - Asha, talking about Self Image
"I learned to be careful what you share on the internet." - Bria, talking about Online Safety
"The most important thing to consider when posting on social media is that people always see what you do...If you want to post something that you don't want certain people to see, then just don't post it." - Truitt, talking about Digital Footprint
"I can respect people's work on the Internet by asking if I can use their work, [and] I can cite where that work came from." - Aidan, talking about Copyright.
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