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4.3 Digital Citizenship (is Hard to Say)
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Join Sarah, Keith and Katherine as they discuss what it looks like to be a digital citizen today and share their favorite digital citizenship resources. They'll also play a game of "What Am I?"
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Resources and References
Digital Citizenship Week - October 14-18
Digital Citizenship Competencies
Common Sense Education Digital Citizenship Curriculum
Computer Science Impacts of Computing
Our Kent ISD Equity Statements
Professional Learning
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For SCECHs: What was one aspect of digital citizenship discussed in this episode that resonated with you? Why did it resonate?
For Fun: Describe a modern-day object using references from 1745 using 3-4 bullet points.
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