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Which 9D Am I

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Which 9D Am I

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This activity allows learners to analyze real-life digital situations and identify the corresponding Digital Citizenship Element (9D’s) being demonstrated

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This activity allows learners to analyze real-life digital situations and identify the corresponding Digital Citizenship Element (9D’s) being demonstrated

by BELINDA BESAS
1

A teacher reminds learners to use respectful language when commenting during online discussions.

2

A school provides printed modules for students who have limited internet access at home.

3

A learner properly cites sources and references used in a research presentation.

4

A student uses email professionally when communicating with teachers and classmates.

5

A class verifies information from reliable websites before sharing it online.

6

A learner responsibly purchases and uses licensed educational software.

7

A student reports a fake account that is spreading harmful content online.

8

A teacher schedules short “AFK” breaks during long online classes to reduce screen fatigue.

9

A learner creates strong passwords and avoids sharing personal account information.

10

A student participates actively in online learning activities while ensuring that classmates are included and accommodated.

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