Digital Citizenship Resources and Strategies

Kristen from Common Sense Education discusses how to start with digital citizenship. She suggests visiting the digital citizenship landing page for resources and lesson plans suitable for various educational levels. Topics include cell phones, student well-being, and AI. Teachers are encouraged to try these resources and observe student reactions. The video concludes with a call to action to explore more resources and follow on social media.

What is the main topic discussed by Kristen from Common Sense Education?

• Mathematics

• History

• Digital Citizenship

• Science

Where does Sue suggest teachers begin their journey with digital citizenship?

• Local Community Center

• Online Forums

• Digital Citizenship Week Landing Page

• School Library

What type of resources are available for teachers on the digital citizenship landing page?

• Music Instruments

• Art Supplies

• Sports Equipment

• Calendars and Lesson Plans

Which topics are currently of most interest in digital citizenship?

• Cell Phones and AI

• Ancient History

• Classical Music

• Traditional Art

What should teachers do after trying out the digital citizenship resources?

• Ignore student feedback

• See how students react and build relationships

• Focus only on exams

• Avoid using technology

What is the call to action at the end of the video?

• Like, subscribe, and follow on Instagram

• Join a sports team

• Read a book

• Visit a museum

What is the purpose of the digital citizenship resources mentioned?

• To help teachers get started with digital citizenship

• To entertain students

• To provide financial advice

• To replace traditional teaching methods