2. Middle schoolers are less mature than high schoolers and tend to say things online without thinking about them.

3. Drama is highly common in middle school, learning about digital citizenship could help eliminate it from happening over social media.

2. Children don't think about what they are going to say on the internet before they post it

3. They don't realize the consequences in the end if they something that is completely inappropriate

2) Children do not realize the consequences that could happen by what they post on the internet it will effect you later on if you do not use it properly

3) Children usually do not think before they post something on the internet

2. When Middle School kids/teens get in arguments or disagreements online they say things they regret because they are too immature for social media

3. Young teens do not realize the consequences and think that anything they post online is considered "freedom of speech"

2 Being this young their brains have not developed the area that gives them a future look on their actions and the younger they are told the more easily they will remember

3 They can perfect and master how to maneuver the online world while understanding how to work all the social media websites

2. Middle schoolers are immature and don't think twice before posting something and when they look back on what they post they often regret it.

3. Kids don't realize how serious social media can be and how serious the consequences can be.

2. We don't want middle schoolers to post something that they will regret in the future or may even harm their future.

3. Digital Citizenship is a class that should be required so kids know how to act on the internet because we live in a world run by the internet.

2.Digital Citizenship is very important now in our generation cause kids should know how hurtful it is.

3. If kids post stupid stuff now it could reflect on them in the future.

2. DigCit teaches maturity online, which would be helpful to middle schoolers.

3. To learn whats right and wrong on the internet.

2. middle schoolers don't realize how many people can see what they are putting on the internet

3.kids in middle school don't understand the consequenses of some things that they say

2. people should know that cyberbullying could really hurt people

3. people should know that there actions now could harm them in the future

2. Students could learn the repercussions of their actions online.

3.Students could learn what is appropriate for online and what's not.

1. Digcit should be taught in middle school because kids are becoming increasingly more dependent on the media.

2.Students don't realize that what they post can harm others so I think that they should be taught the netiquette that this course provides.

3. Students grow up with this technology so they should also have to learn the "rules" of online.

2. Students will also learn how hurtful their words can be to others

3. They will be taught that what they post could affect their job or what college they can get into greatly.

2: Most bullying happens in middle school

3: Middle schoolers have the most technology and are the most irresponsible

2.bullying happens often in middle school.

3.social media is used more and more in todays everyday life.

2)Kids in middle school dont yet realize how hurtful their words can be

3)It would be good to start them young to learn about it before their older and its too late

2) Kids are just getting social media in MS

3) Social media is becoming more and more important to everyday life

2. Teaching kids early will help them understand netiquette better.

3. Middle schoolers can be mean and by teaching them the consequences that come from cyberbullying can be helpful.

2. Some adults, parents, college students and highschoolers can't handle themselves well on the internet so you can't expect middle schoolers to know without being taught or told

3. Bullying is prevalent in middle school

2. 92% of teens are online daily.

3. 75% of teens have access to smart phone.

4. 91% of teens go online via a mobile device at least occassionally.

5. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter are the most used social media platforms by teens.