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- 1What are Social Networking Sites?Get safe online(2012) believe that they are sites that people mainly join to stay in touch with their friends, share pictures, thoughts and experiences.
- 2Why do I need to know what Social Networks are?In Year 7 young people are entering a new school and are eager to make friends. This means that they are likely to create accounts or to do so some time in the future. They can be very exciting, as they contain a opportunity to make a lot of new friends so it is important that you as a teacher can objectively support children.
- 3What do children's social networks have to do with me?Livingstone et al (2011) argue EVERYTHING!!! They believe that schools are the perfect environment equipped with up-to-date technology, which is the ideal place for teachers to take responsibility for supporting children, developing their
digital literacy and safety skills. Byron (2010) also refers to giving children the necessary skills to keep themselves safe. For example showing young people how to set their privacy settings on Facebook. - 4How can I help my students?Keep up to date with how to prevent relevant risks to young people and how to enable them to protect themselves. These may be government resources and organisations such as UKCCIS and Childnet.
- 5Young People know everything about technology.Byron (2008) believes that young people may be confident using computers although need your help to make wise decisions whilst developing their critical evaluation skills.
- 6Young people's internet use should be controlled.They should not be controlled. Byron (2010) argues that risks cannot be eliminated completely and young people will always be pushing boundaries and taking risks although it is our job to increase their resilience to this.
- 7Young people under 13 can not use social networking sites.This is not necessarily true. Livingstone et al (2011) found that 38% of 9-12 year olds have a social networking account.
- 8Young people meet strangers on the internet.Livingstone et al (2011) found that the majority
of 11-16 year olds (87%) interact online with people they know. They also believe that the difficulty comes when you must protect children from rare, harmful occurrences with people they may not know. - 9Young people are all creating their own content.Livingstone et al (2011) disagree as they found that many young people use social networks and the internet for convenience, ready made and mass produced content.
- 10UKCCIS developed the term 'Zip it.'Byron (2010) believes that young people should be encouraged to think carefully about what they put online and what they say. You should also encourage young people to keep their personal stuff private, this includes their personal information. Although also make them aware of the the minor risks and inform them of why they are taking precautions.
- 11UKCCIS developed the term 'Block it.'You should encourage children to block any one who sends them inappropriate or harmful messages. You should encourage them to avoid opening unknown attachments and links.
- 12UKCCIS developed the term 'Flag it'.Encourage young people to tell a trusted adult if they feel uneasy or worried about anything they experience.
- 13How can I make young people feel comfortable talking to me, about social networking?Give a balanced view and remain approachable as if you do this when children do use social networks you will show you have a basis of knowledge that you can use to help them. This will enable them to feel comfortable when talking to you or asking for help.
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