How to respond to cyberbullying?

collect evidence, block, report, seek help

What is the difference between active and passive screen time?

passive = being unproductive, active = being productive on your phone

What is an example of cyberbullying?

using unflattering filters on someone to put them down, being mean to someone online, being mean to someone online, making threats against someone online

What is social media?

online interactions between people and content

How can you identify scams?

check the email address to see if it's legitimate

What is an example of healthy screentime?

forming a negative self image from social media, meeting new people with similar interests

What are the advantages of social media?

allows for self-expression, connects people with common interests

Can we ever get rid of the risks that come with using the internet/social media?

no - we can only minimise the risks because we use the internet anyway

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1
What is the guideline for passive screen time?
1 hour
2.5 hours
2 hour
5 hour
2
The government plans to put in a partial social media ban. Under what age will social media be banned?
16, all social media
16, select social media
13, all social media
13, select social media
3
How to respond to cyberbullying?
tell a trusted adult
collect evidence, block, report, seek help
block, report, seek help, collect evidence
cry about it and then move on
4
What is the difference between active and passive screen time?
passive = being unproductive, active = being productive on your phone
active = aware you're on your phone, passive = unaware you're on your phone
active = moving around, passive = sitting still
passive = calmly using your phone, active = angrily using your phone
5
What is an example of cyberbullying?
using unflattering filters on someone to put them down
being mean to someone online
being mean to someone online
making threats against someone online
6
What is social media?
researching things for homework
a place to comment on others' bodies
online interactions between people and content
texting
7
How can you identify scams?
ask the caller if they're a scammer
someone who calls you for assistance
if they request valuables/sensitive information
check the email address to see if it's legitimate
8
What is an example of healthy screentime?
interacting with new people who detriment your physical/mental health
doomscrolling
forming a negative self image from social media
meeting new people with similar interests
9
What authority should you go to for online safety?
ambulance
fire brigade
eSafety commissioner
police
10
What are some ways to stay safe online?
continue messaging mean accounts
post personal information
accepting requests from those you don't know
change privacy settings
11
What are the advantages of social media?
helps you procrastinate
allows for self-expression
good time-pass activity
connects people with common interests
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Can we ever get rid of the risks that come with using the internet/social media?
yes - go off the grid
yes - we can delete social media and all the problems are solved
no - we can only minimise the risks because we use the internet anyway
no - there is media all around us, so there is no solution

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