Why is it helpful to see someone's face and body during a talk?

• It helps us understand their emotions and reactions.

• It allows us to hear their voice more clearly.

• It helps us to remember what they said better.

How does talking face-to-face make us feel close to others?

• We can share things physically.

• We can see and hear them directly.

• We can understand them better.

Why is it easier to understand each other when we're together in person?

• We can see their body language and facial expressions.

• We can type faster when we're face-to-face.

• We can use emojis to express emotions.

How does it feel when you can't see someone's face or body when you're chatting online?

• It feels easier to express emotions.

• It feels harder to understand each other.

• It feels the same as talking in person.

What's tricky about showing your feelings when you write messages online?

• You can't use emojis.

• You can't use all capital letters.

• You have to use words to explain how you feel.

Why might it take longer for someone to reply when you're chatting online?

• They might be busy doing something else.

• They can instantly reply because of technology.

• They might not know what to say.

How many people can you talk to at once in person versus online? What's good or bad about this?

• You can talk to more people online, which is good for group projects.

• You can talk to more people in person, which is better for making friends.

• You can talk to the same number of people, both online and in person.

Why is it cool to chat with kids from all around the world online instead of just your neighbourhood?

• You can learn about different cultures and countries.

• You can only talk to people who live near you.

• You can't talk to kids from other places online.

What happens when you can fix your words before sending them online but not when you're talking face-to-face?

• You can make sure your message is clear and correct.

• You have to talk really fast in person.

• You can't fix your words online.

How do people act differently when talking in person versus online?

• They are more polite in person.

• They may be more outgoing online.

• They act the same in both settings.