ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English Respect and Privacy on the Internet ????????
When you’re online, it’s really important to be careful about what personal information you share. This means things like your full name, address, phone number, or even where you go to school. Keeping this information private helps keep you safe.
If a friend shares something with you, like a funny story or a cool picture, make sure to ask them if it’s okay before you share it with others. It’s always polite to get their permission first. This shows respect for your friend’s privacy.
Before you post pictures of other people online, make sure to ask them if it’s okay. Show them the picture and ask if they are comfortable with it being shared. This way, everyone feels happy and respected.
If you don’t want to be tagged in a post or have your information shared, let your friends know. It’s important to communicate your preferences so everyone understands what makes you comfortable.
If someone shares something about you that you don’t like, talk to them privately. Instead of getting upset, calmly explain how it made you feel. This helps them understand and avoid making the same mistake again. It’s all about learning and growing together!
Remember, everyone makes mistakes sometimes. The key is to learn from them and keep a positive attitude. Smiling and being understanding can make these experiences better for everyone involved.
Activity: Privacy Detective
Become a privacy detective at home! With a family member, go through a magazine or a newspaper and find pictures or stories. Discuss which ones you think should be kept private and why. This will help you understand what types of information are okay to share and what should be kept private.
Activity: Respectful Sharing Role-Play
With a friend or family member, role-play a scenario where one person wants to share a picture or story. Practice asking for permission and responding politely. This activity will help you learn how to communicate respectfully about sharing information.
Question: What Would You Do?
Imagine a friend accidentally shares a picture of you that you don’t like. How would you talk to them about it? Think about what words you would use to explain your feelings and how you can help them understand your point of view.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
It’s important to be cautious about sharing personal information online. You should avoid posting things that your friends have shared with you without asking for their permission first. Additionally, it’s best not to upload pictures of others without their consent. Show them the pictures first and ask if they would like to share them online. If you prefer not to be tagged in a post or have your information shared without your approval, communicate this to your friends. If someone makes a mistake or does something you don’t like, address it privately. Instead of scolding them, calmly explain how you feel so they can avoid repeating the mistake in the future. Remember to smile and learn from these experiences.
