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Online Safety Education for Primary and Secondary Teachers

We have published two books to help teachers with online safety education, one for primary and one for secondary education teachers. These books, as coming from a Catholic Diocese, have a catholic lens on the current online safety messages out there.

Each book contains information about what online safety education should look like, and short videos clips for teachers to share (either via a Zoom, Google classroom, or face to face etc) with students.

Primary teachers: Online Safety Education. What works and what doesn't? on Apple Books

Secondary Teachers: Online Safety Education. What works and what doesn't? on Apple Books

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Posted on November 11, 2022

Online safety is definitely an important component of digital citizenship for students and their families. Thanks for sharing these resources, JJ!

Posted on November 12, 2022

You're welcome!

Posted on November 30, 2022

You have some amazing resources. Thank you for sharing!

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