Digital Dilemmas in Education

The video tutorial introduces digital life dilemmas, explaining their complexity and importance in fostering critical thinking and student engagement. It discusses thinking routines designed to help students navigate these dilemmas, focusing on the 'Feelings and Options' routine. The tutorial provides guidance on facilitating discussions and accessing resources online, emphasizing the importance of structured, civil conversations in educational settings.

What is the primary goal of discussing digital life dilemmas in the classroom?

• To entertain students

• To foster critical thinking and engagement

• To promote social media usage

• To teach technical skills

What are thinking routines designed to do?

• Replace traditional teaching methods

• Provide entertainment

• Encourage social media use

• Structure discussions and build skills

In the example dilemma, what did Daryl do that caused a problem?

• He lost his phone

• He ignored his homework

• He posted a humiliating video of Jared

• He skipped school

Why is it important to consider different perspectives in a digital dilemma?

• To understand the complexities of the situation

• To entertain the class

• To avoid making decisions

• To make the discussion longer

What is the purpose of brainstorming different options in a digital dilemma?

• To confuse the students

• To find the most positive outcome for everyone involved

• To avoid making a decision

• To make the problem more complex

What is one method mentioned for facilitating discussions on digital dilemmas?

• Using a textbook

• Role-playing the scenarios

• Watching a movie

• Ignoring the problem

How can digital dilemmas be used in different types of classrooms?

• Only in advisory periods

• In any classroom to deepen relationships

• Only in math classes

• Only in online classes

What is one benefit of discussing someone else's situation before your own?

• It takes less time

• It is less personal and easier to discuss

• It avoids conflict

• It is more entertaining

Where can educators find resources for digital dilemmas?

• On the Common Sense Education website

• In the library

• In a textbook

• On social media

What is the 'Take a Stand' routine used for?

• To entertain students

• To avoid making decisions

• To express opinions on civic issues

• To teach technical skills