Our choices online and offline affect wellbeing.
🌿 What students will learn
Students explore how their actions, words and choices affect themselves and others. They learn that showing mana means being kind, respectful and responsible wherever they are—at school, at home and online.
Students will:
Understand what mana looks like.
Recognise how choices affect feelings.
Build positive friendships.
Learn that the same values apply online and offline.
Develop empathy and emotional awareness.
Student Outcome
💚 "I show mana by making kind and respectful choices that help everyone feel safe and valued."
🌍 What students will learn
Students discover that they are members of both their school and online communities. They learn how to use technology safely, respectfully and responsibly while understanding that their digital footprint lasts beyond today.
Students will:
Be safe online.
Respect others in digital spaces.
Protect personal information.
Understand digital footprints.
Be positive digital citizens.
Student Outcome
💻 "I use technology safely and respectfully because I am a positive digital citizen."
Ākonga learn about their identity and each other’s special qualities. They examine feelings, thoughts and actions and identify and develop ways to foster healthy friendships. Working together ākonga create a class kākahu designed to show the ‘hidden’ parts of us all; a cloak that makes us who we are and helps to support and protect us as a classroom of ākonga who have both similarities and differences.