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THE STOP/THINK/TELL RULE Century #Critical Thinking
Skills

For each of the following situations, choose which action from the STOP/THINK/TELL rule you would
take:
1. You get a message saying: “Click here to win a free phone!”

2. A new gaming friend asks: “What is your full name and which school do you go to?”

3. You see a scary or confusing message online that makes you uncomfortable.

4. Your teacher shares a Google Classroom link for homework.
5. A classmate forwards a rude meme making fun of another student.

6. A website asks you to enter your phone number to continue.

7. You get a message from a friend using rude or hurtful language.
8. A stranger sends you a friend request with no profile picture or details.

9. You are asked to share your password to unlock a special feature in a game.

10. You receive a message asking for OTP or bank details.

Use strong, unique passwords and keep Don’t share your passwords with friends
them private. or strangers.

Follow the Stop–Think–Tell rule whenever Don’t try to handle a suspicious or
you feel unsafe online. frightening situation on your own.
Share information only with people you Don’t talk to strangers or share your
know and trust in real life. address, school name or phone number.

Tell a trusted adult (parent/teacher) Don’t stay silent or hide online problems.
if you face any cyberbullying or see Don’t waste time on unsafe websites or
something suspicious. download unknown apps and links.

Use the Internet for learning, sharing
creativity and positive communication.

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