Why does online behaviour matter for children?
Online activity is monitored by teachers.
Online actions impact wellbeing and safety.
Children prefer online to face-to-face.
Adults need to limit screen time.
Why does online behaviour matter for children?
Online activity is monitored by teachers.
Online actions impact wellbeing and safety.
Children prefer online to face-to-face.
Adults need to limit screen time.
Which SMART rule is broken by clicking unknown links?
Accept
Safe
Meet
Reliable
What are subtle indicators of cyberbullying?
Asking for extra homework.
Loud confrontations and crying.
Borrowing a friend's tablet.
Avoidance and secrecy about device use.
Which situation represents a privacy risk?
Posting a holiday photo.
Sharing school, name, and neighbourhood.
Using a nickname online.
Messaging a classmate.
What aligns with safeguarding best practice?
Ask for screenshots from others.
Ask to see the image.
Tell the child to ignore it.
Calmly reassure and log the concern.
Which resource helps teachers and parents?
Childnet posters only.
NSPCC Net Aware
School newsletter summary.
General internet search.
What does SMART stand for?
Safe Manage Adapt Record Tell
Safe Meet Accept Reliable Tell
Screen Management Authority Research Take
IDFK
True or False: Deleting posts guarantees safety?
True
False