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This presentation made by a middle schooler researching about online security is action packed and full of info.
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Published on Nov 22, 2022

Your decision affects your outcome. Outcome affects your relationship with friends. Specific for middle schoolers who have problems with digital devices, this haiku deck was made by a middle schooler himself. Filled to the brim with tips, info, and how to survive the rush of middle school.

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DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

My Journey and some more
This presentation made by a middle schooler researching about online security is action packed and full of info.
Photo by Etienne Girardet
2.

Why Use Devices?

  • Useful for homework
  • Easy to learn stuff
  • Entertainment
Photo by Ben Kolde
3.

What are the positive impacts?

  • Connect with friends and family around the globe.
  • Text family if in trouble
  • SOS
Photo by Gustavo Alves
4.

Grade 6 using devices at home

Out of 25 of our classmates, 0 of them don't use devices at home. All of them do
Photo by Brad Frost
5.

What are the negative impacts?

  • People don't focus enough on their Homework.
  • They get to shook up on games.
  • STRESS
  • Adicted
Photo by Michael Clesle
6.

Games vs Math Homework

I asked my class of what they would do at home
Games
OR
Math HW

Only 3 chose math hw
almost all chose games
:(
7.

My Journey

  • I have no problems
  • Some people around me always looking at their phones after school.
  • Everyone distracted on their devices
Photo by Saulo Mohana
8.

Why it affects other?

  • You are not paying attention to your friends.
  • You don't talk back
  • YOU ARE STUCK THERE
Photo by Austin Kehmeier
9.

TIPS To Avoid Too much devices

  • You can ask a family member to remind you to stop
  • Set an alarm
  • Have other entertainment
  • Set projects for yourself instead of stuck on entertainment
Photo by Sara Kurfeß
10.

THE END

Thanks for reading
Photo by Tom McKinnon
11.

Message to world

Know your limit, Set your limit
Photo by jurek d. (Jerzy Durczak)

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