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Role-playing what forgiveness looks like by asking kids to act out how they would react if:

- Someone said something mean to them online

- A promise was made but not kept

Use techniques to diffuse anger like writing them down and ripping up the paper at the end.

Write a message forgiving someone who hurt them     and compare emotions before and after.

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Why is it important to show respect online?

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What if we didn't show respect online? It is important to communicate and show respect to others online the same as if you were face to face.-- Created using PowToon -- Free sign up at http://www.powtoon.com/ . Make your own animated videos and animated presentations for free.

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There are many reasons that forgiving is important. It is what lets us free. According to the article "The Importance of Forgiveness" by Betty Russell, there is a misconception about what forgiveness is. Forgiveness isn't forgetting what happen, but more releasing all the negative emotions and movie on. Understanding this will give clarity as to why we should forgive.

Forgiveness is important because it is what makes us happy. It gives us a sense of freedom. Also, not forgiving does more harm on use than anyone else. This is because when we hold a grudge against someone, that person that we might be mad at isn't suffering at all. The only person suffering is us by holding this grudge. Also, trying to get revenge doesn't help either because we have better things to put our energy into than making someone else miserable. The best thing to do is to talk it out. If that doesn't work, then forgiveness is the solution because we will actually be able to see the world in a different way. This would be important in the classroom because as teachers, there will be students who will make us upset, but all it will do is make us stress if we don't forgive.

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On the internet today, there has been lots of ways people would communicate. However, a big issue coming up would be the use of bad language. This can become a big issue because what is put online stays online.

According to the article "

Because Internet: The Web Can Be Bad for Language", this is becoming a bigger issue. It isn't just an issue of what is appropriate, but it is also becoming a way for people to give their work more credit than it deserves. It is just a result of the swag language that we have adapted. We start to get so used to talking in this way that we don't even remember the proper way to speak. This become an issue especially in the classroom because we teach students to use proper grammar. An example used would be saying "would of" instead of "would have". It's something to be aware of because the internet starting to pick up this way of speaking could be for the worse in education.

According to the article "

Parents more concerned about bad language and online trolls than grooming, poll finds", while there is the issue of wrong use of language, there's also a major concern with inappropriate use. This becomes a concern for parents because the truth is that there is so much out there online. With technology advancing, there could be children as young as six years old on the internet with no supervision. That could lead to foul language through social media, or inappropriate images or videos online, etc. One little thing that you search can lead to anything you wouldn't expect. That is especially true in the classroom, which is why teachers need to be aware of what they search on a school computer, because the last thing you want is for a student to see an explicit image in the classroom.

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Students can work together or in groups to come up with some ideas about What Respect Is. How important is it to treat others how you want to be treated. Does this change when you are online?

Read books in class and discuss about individual differences and how those make everyone unique

Share Compliments

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Netiquette #3: Grammar and Spelling Matter

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Netiquette #3: Grammar and Spelling Matter

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On the internet, spelling and grammar are important. They help you communicate clearly and help avoid miscommunication. people because more people can understand you.

Good spelling and grammar also can save people time and frustration by trying to decode a really confusing message. Good grammar and spelling help you respect other peoples time!

Some tips on making sure you are using good spelling and grammar are:

-Read messages out loud before sending or submitting them.

-Make sure you are clearly identifying who and what you are talking about to avoid confusion.

-Make sure you are sending messages to the right person!

Doing this and taking extra time to make sure you message is clear and concise will help make your online communication go more smoothly.

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Netiquette #2: Watch Out For Strong Language! 

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Netiquette #2: Watch Out For Strong Language! 

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Respect can apply to a lot of things, especially online. Respect applies especially to privacy and time, two things you cannot get back once they are gone.

Privacy: Respecting privacy is important. Online messages can contain important and secure information meant only for the person it was sent to. By reading messages not sent to you, you can get into trouble and even risk things like losing your job.

Time and Bandwidth: Whenever you post something or send something, you want that person to read it and react. You are taking up their time. Even right now, you are using some of your time to read this.

By not wasting other peoples time, you are showing them respect and making it so that people will want to continue communicating with you in the future. No one likes it when their time is wasted.

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                                                                   But Why??

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                                                                   But Why??

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Netiquette is important because talking online means you miss out on things like facial expressions and body language. This makes it really easy for miscommunications to occur!

By using netiquette, not only does talking online become clearer, but can help you to have positive online relationships and a good reputation!

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                                                  Netiquette; What is it?!

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                                                  Netiquette; What is it?!

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Netiquette is internet etiquette! It's knowing how you should act and communicate on the internet

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1.  Netiquette Home Page. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.albion.com/netiquette/

2. “Netiquette.” Elite (Elitist) Theory: A Glossary of Political Economy Terms - Dr. Paul M. Johnson, www.auburn.edu/citizenship/netiquette.html.

3. Rules of Netiquette Oval [Digital image]. Retrieved from http://www.omanpc.com/images/rulesofnetiquetteoval.png

4. Rule 4: Respect other people's time and bandwidth. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.albion.com/netiquette/rule4.html

5. Rule 8: Respect other people's privacy. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.albion.com/netiquette/rule8.html

6. Forgive [Digital image]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-chYmyQcjXao/UTXmIVAbg5I/AAAAAAAAB8U/-032P8NzOA8/s1600/Forgive_by_OnlyCurious.jpg

7. “Why Is It Important to Show Respect Online?” YouTube, YouTube, 8 Dec. 2013, www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=40&v=iHmX6BBGMgE.

8. WhatYouOughtToKnow. “Spelling Matters.” YouTube, YouTube, 29 Nov. 2010, www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=163&v=TNStNUizxhE.

9. Racoma, B. (2014, April 25). Because Internet: The Web Can Be Bad for Language. Retrieved from https://www.daytranslations.com/blog/2013/12/internet-web-can-bad-language-3507/

10. Eleanor Busby Education Correspondent. (2018, July 19). Parents more concerned about bad language than grooming, poll finds. Retrieved from https://www.independent.co.uk/news/education/education-news/child-swearing-bad-language-online-grooming-trolls-parenting-mumsnet-a8455396.html

11. Rule number 1 - Spell check. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://netiquette.wikia.com/wiki/Rule_number_1_-_Spell_check

12. Russell, B., & Russell, B. R. (2016, July 07). The Importance of Forgiveness. Retrieved from https://goodmenproject.com/featured-content/the-importance-of-forgiveness-bbab/