Remake of Online Safety Information by Rafeel Rahman

Risky Online behaviors

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What are 5 risky online behaviors that can put teens at risk?

Postitive Aspects

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What are 5 positive aspects of using social media

Tips to Remember

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What are 5 tips that we should remember to use so that we are using social media safely and appropriately?

Going into sketchy websites

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Websites that are not secure means that your personal information may be at risk, and your whole family could be at risk as well and information about them could be leaked.

Posting quickly without care

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It is important what you post online because if you post the wrong thing you can upset a lot of people even if you do not mean too. You also have the chance to reveal personal information, which is also bad.

Bullying or generally being mean

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Bullying or generally being mean can cause consequences to you because it can cause you to raise arguments and can cause multiple people to join in and affect you or someone else mental health. Upsetting the wrong people can also be very consequential.

Sharing personal information

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There are a lot of people on the internet, and there are some that are bad too. Sharing any personal information may put your or your whole family in danger because someone might know your location and date of birth and do all sorts of things like track you down. RARELY DO THIS

Talking to unknown people

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While talking to people you do not know may be fun and can help you get new friends, it can also put you in danger. There are some people that want you to do certain things and you can get tricked into doing them.

Talk with only those you trust well and avoid suspicious people.

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Talking with only your friends and family means you have a much less chance to running into someone that can be dangerous. Talking to friends you know online but not in real life that you know are trustworthy is good aswell.

Be the kind one and not the mean one

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If you participate in an argument, you already lost. If you be kind and slightly ignore mean things someone says to you, they seem like the aggressor and not you. This can prevent you from getting into any real trouble because you did nothing wrong.

Avoid using your real identity

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Avoid using your real identity and saying any big personal information online like your date of birth, sex, big hints to location, etc.

Avoid posting or posting quickly

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Not posting much or not posting quickly means that your personal information is not at much risk as it was when posting a lot and quickly.

Avoid going into dangerous/sketchy websites

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Avoid going to these websites and any other websites that seem sketchy or hinting to wanting your personal information.

Positive social media identity

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Identify two ways you create a positive social media identity

Be mostly kind

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Being mostly kind and not mean makes you seem more mature and more nicer to everyone.(HIGHLY RECCOMEND)

Use mild and less swears

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Using less swears and only mild language helps build a positive identity for yourself because swears are usually related to hate speech.

Statistics

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Find 2 impactful statistics relating to social media use related to teenagers

More social media means more self harm and depression

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https://www.helpguide.org/articles/mental-health/social-media-and-mental-health.htm#:~:text=However%2C%20multiple%20studies%20have%20found,about%20your%20life%20or%20appearance.

More procrastination and less productivity

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https://www.socialmediaworldwide.com/blog/social-media/how-does-social-media-use-affect-academic-performance/#:~:text=Research%20has%20shown%20that%20excessive,impact%20of%20social%20media%20distractions.

Quote

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Create your own quote that can be tied into online behavior or social media use.

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"When you join the quarrell you automatically lose"

Connecting with friends and family

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You can talk with your family and friends online without having to speak to them in person.

Chances to grow in popularity

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With social media, if your post or videos blow up, you have the chance of being known by many people as their favorite person they follow. Your posts in social media may have the chance to even become viral, and that can make you grow a lot in popularity.

Hearing the opinions of others

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With social media, you can hear the opinions of others and how they feel about some things and you can get some new perspectives to look through.

Enjoying content

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With social media, you can see images and videos that may be funny or entertaining to you.

Learning new things and hobbies

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In social media, you might come across videos on how to cook and how to do certain things which you may be interested in. Watching social media can sometimes create passions for things that can ultimately help you create new good identities.