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In my school we use this film to introduce the topic about cyberbully and sexting
This video helps to educate teens to think before they send sexual content to persons they trust as these can then send their photos to others.
Teens who get involved in sexting may experience difficult consequences for their thoughtless actions.
I think that calling experts to talk to students about safety is a good way of helping them. They can have someone to talk to and to ask questions to.

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Say No! - A campaign against online sexual coercion and extortion of children (Ireland)

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Contact the Irish police: Emergency number: 112 Garda Confidential Line: 1800-666111 Has this happened to you? We can help you. You are not alone. SAY NO!

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CNNMoney Senior Technology Corespondent Laurie Segall explores sextortion, a form of online harassment that extorts victims for money or explicit images

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8 Things You and Your Teen Need to Know About Sexting

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Attention young professionals! What's in your digital baggage?

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Online Safety (new and updated edition) - Module 4

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Online Safety (new and updated edition) - Module 4

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Online Safety (new and updated edition) - Module 4

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Online Safety (new and updated edition) - Module 4

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Developing social and emotional learning skills

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Developing social and emotional learning skills

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The ENABLE Approach- empowering parents to raise resilient children (by European Schoolnet)

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1. We have had some cases when student were cyberbullied but it was not a serious problems. We helped students to make up with each other and stop bullying each other.
2. Yes, I do think that they can. Teaching social and emotional learning skills means treaching students how to cope with struggles in life without have been depressed. It means that they won't put their anger on other students or bully somebody. It also will help them in their future life.
3. I think the best way to do it is to  make students share their thoughts and worris with each other. It have been experienced for years that sharing you worries can help you improve you emotional health and cope with your struggles. It's also a way to get some advice from other people.
4. I used this exercise while we were talking with my students about cyberbullying. I said that it can help them to make better contact with each other as well as improving their personality features. Students really liked this exercise. I think, it's also really great to integrate games in studying process.Students were really responsive as they understood that this exercise could help them. They said that it was interesting and that they would like to have more such exercises.

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Media Scholar Henry Jenkins on Participatory Culture and Civic Engagement

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Who owns your data? (Hint: It's not you)

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Helping Students Identify Fake News with the Five C's of Critical Consuming

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Online Safety (new and updated edition) - Module 2

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Online Safety (new and updated edition) - Module 2

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Online Safety (new and updated edition) - Module 1

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Online Safety (new and updated edition) - Module 1

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1. I teach computer studies in a small gimnasia, and my students are between 11 and 17 years old. By including this topic in my lesson plans, I have an intention to greatly extend pupils' aawareness of the matter of media literacy. I am going to use 1/3 of each lesson for presenting the aforementioned topic to my students and doing different kinds of activities with them. This would be extremely useful for teenagers, as they often do not stick to the appropriate rules.
2. Last week I offered my 10th and 11th grade students to look through the Celebtricity fake news website. To my surprise, most of them instantly started to suspect that there is something wrong. I asked each student to express their opinion on the information they saw and why it might sound untrueto them. They especially liked different far-fetched stories about some of the brightest stars in the American show business. Students were extremely energetic and enthusiastic while discussing fake news, and I guess they got to know much more about the "Fake news" topic than before.
3. Media literacy is allowing students to understand and analyze messages and media content they meet in everyday life  better and also acquire the skills they need to perform their role as a citizens fully. It contributes to safeguarding the pluralism and independence of the media.

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Module 1: An Introduction to Online Safety

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Module 1: An Introduction to Online Safety

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Module 1: An Introduction to Online Safety

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Module 1: An Introduction to Online Safety

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I am Computer Science and Mathematics teacher. I teach students that study in 5th-11th grade). I love being a techer because I understand that I can develop my students and improve their knowledge. Beside teaching subjects, I'm really into integrating technologies in studying process to make it more interesting and useful.

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Наталія Грушко

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Creating a Lesson Plan with the Learning Designer