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    Elementary school students have high daily screen times of 6 hours for ages 8-12 and 9 hours for ages 13-18. Teaching digital citizenship promotes social inclusion by helping students learn to participate responsibly online. Educators can teach digital citizenship using Common Sense Media's lesson plans, which are used in over 60% of US schools, to address issues like cyberbullying and teach respectful online behavior.

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    Elementary school students have high daily screen times of 6 hours for ages 8-12 and 9 hours for ages 13-18. Teaching digital citizenship promotes social inclusion by helping students learn to participate responsibly online. Educators can teach digital citizenship using Common Sense Media's lesson plans, which are used in over 60% of US schools, to address issues like cyberbullying and teach respectful online behavior.

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    DIGITAL
    CITIZENSHIP IN
    ELEMENTARY
    EDUCATION
    Digital citizenship refers to the responsible use of technology by anyone
    who uses computers, the Internet, and digital devices to engage with
    society on any level (Zook, 2019.).

    DAILY SCREEN TIME


    AGES 8-12 AGES 13-18
    Tweens have an average of 6 Teens have an average of 9
    hours of screen time per day. hours of screen time per day.

    Mossenberer et al. (2008) suggests, WHY SHOULD I TEACH DIGITAL


    "Digital citizenship, or the ability to CITIZENSHIP?
    participate in society online,
    promotes social inclusion." Teens
    are spending more and more time
    interacting socially through texting,
    social media, and video chatting.

    Common Sense Media, 2019

    HOW CAN I TEACH OVER 60% OF


    DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP? UNITED STATES
    Common Sense Education provides
    lesson plans and training for educators
    SCHOOLS USE
    on digital citizenship. Educators can COMMON SENSE
    become a Common Sense Educator
    after completing a few different tasks. CURRICULUM.

    DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
    AND CYBER BULLYING
    Digital citizenship lessons can be
    used to prevent cyber bullying
    behavior. Students need to learn to
    practice respectful behavior online.

    Scholastic, Adams, 2021

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