Explore our teacher resources for a suite of online modules, lesson plans and worksheets, offering practical guidance on staying safe and managing risks online. Share resources with students by using the QR code link to bypass sign-in requirement.
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Develop digital citizenship skills from a te ao Māori perspective. Inside a resource, hit the Share link for a fully te reo Māori link to share with students.
Kia mārama te ākonga kei ia tangata ana whakaaro, ā, e tika ana kia tiaki tātou i a tātou i runga i te kanorautanga.
Kia mōhio te ākonga ki te tautohu me te urupare ki te rongo tipatipa me te kōrero horihori i te ipurangi.
Kia mārama te ākonga ki ana mōtika me ana haepapa i te ipurangi e noho haumaru ai ia.
Kia mārama te ākonga ki tēnei mea, ki te pāhopori me ana tini mata.
Kia whanake i ngā pūkenga whakamātau i ngā āhuatanga ka kitea e te ākonga i a ia i te ipurangi mā te pakirehua.
Kia whanakehia ngā mōhiotanga me te manawaroa ki ngā kaupapa horihori ka tūponohia i te ipurangi.
Student user agreements can be an important building block of online safety in schools and kura, and should be used to promote and reinforce responsibilities and expectations through regular student and community communications.
Download the primary or intermediate/secondary student template and customise it for your local community.
Does your school policy need updating? Check out the recently revised Online Safety School Policy Template, with information and guidance about how to approach the development of a school policy, as well as suggested policy fragments to include in your local version. This template is fully editable, enabling you to use the sections that fit your school needs.
This classroom resource supports you to open conversations with your ākonga in Year 7-8 about how to identify, prevent and respond to online bullying.
An online module for Years 9 - 11 tackling the topic of online bullying.
