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Development of Youth Digital Citizenship Scale and Implication for Educatio...: Online ... - 1 views

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The article looks at the role of teachers in developing digital citizenship in youth. In particular a five-factor Digital Citizenship Scale called S.A.F.E. is examined that supports digital citizenship education for youth. Findings include the need to consider a multidimensional approach to digital citizenship education that goes beyond learning how to use tools.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The article looks at the role of teachers in developing digital citizenship in youth. In particular a five-factor Digital Citizenship Scale called S.A.F.E. is examined that supports digital citizenship education for youth. Findings include the need to consider a multidimensional approach to digital citizenship education that goes beyond learning how to use tools.</div>

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Exploring the Influence of Parental Involvement and Socioeconomic Status on Teen Digita... - 1 views

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Digital citizenship Parental involvement Socioeconomic factors

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This article looks at how parental guidance can reinforce digital etiquette and safety for children and teens with regard to technology use. The results supported that teens developed better digital citizenship with the direction of parents in higher economics circumstances.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This article looks at how parental guidance can reinforce digital etiquette and safety for children and teens with regard to technology use. The results supported that teens developed better digital citizenship with the direction of parents in higher economics circumstances.</div>

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Teaching Virtue in a Virtual World. - 6 views

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Illustrates the importance of teaching students about rights and responsibilities involved in online communications

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Illustrates the importance of teaching students about rights and responsibilities involved in online communications</div>

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escjana on 30 Jan 16

This was a very interesting and informative article. Comparing the punishment of taking away the Internet to taking away writing utensils was great. I know I use it as much if not more than writing utensils now. I think they had some great stories they shared and I think the solution of integrating ethical behavior throughout the curriculum is a good idea.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This was a very interesting and informative article. Comparing the punishment of taking away the Internet to taking away writing utensils was great. I know I use it as much if not more than writing utensils now. I think they had some great stories they shared and I think the solution of integrating ethical behavior throughout the curriculum is a good idea.</div>

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david_jones_2016 on 31 Jan 16

Problem is, it's 1998. I should have gotten something more recent

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Problem is, it's 1998. I should have gotten something more recent</div>

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Khader Humied on 31 Jan 16

Eventhough, this article is from 1998 it still presents ethical issues that are relevant. I wish schools start teaching classes on Internet ethics, copyright and online bullying early on. These question are going to be very critical to education and the future of citizenship. I think about how information is shared on Twitter in the current presidential election cycle and how the general public seem to not be bothered with checking facts. We have to work even harder to teach critical thinking and how to sort opinion for verifiable facts.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Eventhough, this article is from 1998 it still presents ethical issues that are relevant. I wish schools start teaching classes on Internet ethics, copyright and online bullying early on. These question are going to be very critical to education and the future of citizenship. I think about how information is shared on Twitter in the current presidential election cycle and how the general public seem to not be bothered with checking facts. We have to work even harder to teach critical thinking and how to sort opinion for verifiable facts.</div>

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srtaharrington on 01 Feb 16

Great point about teaching critical thinking and the idea that taking away access to the internet is not an effective way to teach them to recognize the consequences of their actions. Often, I know in my classroom it is much easier to just take away the electronic devices than taking the time to stress the importance of ethical behavior online or offline.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Great point about teaching critical thinking and the idea that taking away access to the internet is not an effective way to teach them to recognize the consequences of their actions. Often, I know in my classroom it is much easier to just take away the electronic devices than taking the time to stress the importance of ethical behavior online or offline.</div>

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