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Netiquette is so important in today's world because almost everyone uses the internet. When you have good netiquette skills, this means you have good communication skills. This is an important skill to have for both students and teachers. Students that have good netiquette skills will benefit them in the classroom while using the internet.

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After completing this project, I now know how important netiquette and news literacy is. As a future educator it is my job to teach my students and myself how to use proper netiquette skills. I want my future students to understand how to use the internet properly. When it comes to finding information online, I want my students to understand news literacy as well. My students should understand where they get their information from and know whether the source is reliable or not. This project has showed me that it's important to teach news literacy and netiquette skills to my students.Before this project I didn't think news literacy was important to teach to students. This research strengthened my knowledge on news literacy and netiquette.

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1. Hand out news articles, magazines, and newspapers to each student.
2. Have students highlight or point out what story has opinions and facts.
3. Each student will point out keywords that show opinions or facts.
4. As a class we will discuss the articles and say which comes from a reliable source.

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I think it's important to understand the concept of news literacy. Today, anyone can put anything on the internet and people will believe it. It's so important to fact check and understand where you get your information from. Having reliable sources will strengthen the information you are looking for.

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My take-away from this project is to make sure, especially as a teacher, to always remind myself to use netiquette. It is very important to be professional and respectful when emailing students' parents. If my child's teacher did not use netiquette, for example having grammar mistakes on their website or in an email, I would not want that teacher teaching my child. Also, as a teacher, I now will be more mindful of fact checking to make sure the information is reliable before teaching it to my students. Before doing this project, I did not consider teaching my students about netiquette or news literacy. After doing this project, I will definitely be teaching a lesson on these in my classroom. My research has strengthened the idea that everyone needs to really think about anything they say or post online.

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I found it interesting that there are actual websites that tell you if the information you found is reliable or not. I think news literacy is important to know about as a teacher because you do not want to be giving your students wrong information. It is also important to teach about news literacy because students need to know that they cannot trust everything they find online.

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        Brittany's New Literacy Reflection

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        Brittany's New Literacy Reflection

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           Karen's Netiquette Reflection

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           Karen's Netiquette Reflection

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Lesson Plan for 2nd grade:

1. Play this Brain Pop video explaining what netiquette is.
2. Put the students in pairs or groups of 3.
3. Put examples of good and bad netiquette behavior       up on the smart board and number them.
4. Each pair or group will make two columns on a piece of paper for good netiquette and bad netiquette sections and write the example numbers in the section they think they belong in.
5. Each group will tell me where they put each example and I will write all their answers on the smart board.
6. We will have a class discussion about if/why they were right or wrong.

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             Brittany's Netiquette Lesson Plan

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             Brittany's Netiquette Lesson Plan

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As a reader, you need to understand where and who you got your information from. The reader must depict if what they're reading is factual or opinionated. For example, if you are reading an article and the author is from the editorial board, it will be filled with opinions.

https://www.centerfornewsliteracy.org/what-is-news-literacy/

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Be Your Own Superhero with News Literacy

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In order to check if the information comes from a reliable source, the reader can go on factcheck.org . Another way to see if your news is reliable is to go on Poltifact.com. Both these websites can help the reader find out if the information given is true or not.

https://ndslfieldnotes.wordpress.com/2013/05/23/what-is-news-literacy-why-is-it-important/

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News literacy is being able to depict reliable news whether it's  the internet, print,  or broadcast. As a reader, you must pick out and learn what's real, false, and opinionated news. News literacy is vital in today's society because it's important to understand the information you are retrieving from outside sources.

https://www.schooljournalism.org/news-literacy-overview/

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Netiquette is critical when using the internet because it is important to be respectful to others, even when you're not face-to-face with them. Nowadays children start using the internet at a very young age, so I believe it is very important to teach children at a young age what netiquette is. The internet is a great resource in the classroom when used properly. This is why we must teach students how to behave and respect their peers, as well as everyone else, online.

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          Brittany's Netiquette Reflection 

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          Brittany's Netiquette Reflection 

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Sharing information on social media can be an illegal act, so make sure you know the law before you share. Just because other people are sharing illegal things, doesn't mean you can't still be prosecuted.
https://writerswrite.co.za/social-media-manners-20-basic-rules-for-good-netiquette/

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Remember that everybody has an opinion, so allow them to express it. You may agree to disagree on many issues, but just make your point and move on. Don’t let a simple difference of opinion escalate into an argument.
https://www.cybersmile.org/advice-help/category/examples-of-good-netiquette

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Avoid writing whole words or sentences in capital letters. This is the equivalent of someone SCREAMING IN YOUR EAR!
https://www.cybersmile.org/advice-help/category/examples-of-good-netiquette

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If you want to get the most out of communicating online, be yourself. Making up false profiles and alter egos will only discourage people from talking openly with you and taking you seriously. Remember that most trolls and cyberbullies use false profiles, so be careful not to be mistaken for one.
https://www.cybersmile.org/advice-help/category/examples-of-good-netiquette

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                       What is Netiquette?

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                       What is Netiquette?

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Netiquette is pretty much what is sounds like. Take "net" from network and "etiquette" and you get netiquette! It is how to properly behave when using the internet. Having good manners and respecting others while online is all part of netiquette.
http://www.albion.com/netiquette/introduction.html