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"Knowing how to communicate respectfully and appropriately in online spaces is a key component of Digital Citizenship. Despite all the hours that students may spend communicating with friends via text message, Snapchat, Instagram, or other social media platforms, they don’t necessarily understand the difference between formal and informal digital communications mediums ..." 
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"Formal manners and titles aren’t elitist. They ensure respect for everyone ..."
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"Extensive training is the basis for giving teachers the autonomy to work the way they want ..."
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I" teach in a school that is 99% poverty yet has virtually 0% turnover. See if you can figure out which of the following are responsible for so many skilled teachers choosing to teach at Jones Elementary, a school where virtually every child lives in poverty ..."
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"How do you interact on Twitter and other social media? I have said for a long time that Twitter is the best teacher staffroom in the world. Why? ..."
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"Digital citizenship is not so different from traditional citizenship. We still need to guide students to be kind, respectful and responsible. What’s new is teaching them how to apply these values to the realities of the digital age ..." Via Beth Dichter
Beth Dichter's curator insight,
November 6, 2014 7:37 AM
This new infographic from ISTE compares a good citizen to a good digital citizen. Many students many find this poster of value as they learn the need to be a good citizen both online and offline. As the post states, being a good citizen and a good digital citizen "are not so different from the basic tenets of traditional citizenship: Be kind, respectful and responsible, and just do the right thing." 
Lon Woodbury's curator insight,
November 10, 2014 3:36 PM
We still have a long ways to go to figure out how to make this happen as effectively as we do face to face interactions. -Lon |
