History Topic 1 Test is Wednesday, October 7th! Study guide has been posted in Google Classroom!
Digital Citizenship is a Pass/No Pass class intended to help students develop the skills needed to safely, responsibly, and thoughtfully navigate the digital world. Using lessons from Common Sense Education along with teacher-created activities and discussions, students learn how their online actions affect themselves, others, and their future opportunities. The course focuses on real-world application, reflection, and responsible decision-making in digital spaces.
Understand safe and responsible online behavior
Recognize digital risks, scams, and unsafe interactions
Learn strategies for protecting personal information and privacy
Identify and respond to cyberbullying and online conflict
Understand how online actions create a digital footprint
Analyze how posts, images, and comments impact reputation
Make thoughtful decisions about what to share online
Explore how digital behavior affects future opportunities (school, careers, etc.)
Identify credible vs. unreliable online information
Recognize clickbait, ads, misinformation, and hoaxes
Analyze how media is designed to influence thinking and behavior
Evaluate sources for accuracy and bias
Practice respectful and appropriate online communication
Understand tone, audience, and consequences of digital messages
Demonstrate positive behavior in digital interactions
Learn strategies for handling digital conflict and drama
Understand how personal data is collected and used online
Explore privacy settings and app permissions
Learn how websites and apps use data and algorithms
Make informed choices about digital sharing and consent
Reflect on personal screen time and media use
Develop healthy balance between online and offline life
Practice stress management related to technology use
Build awareness of emotional responses in digital environments