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                                               DEBATE WITH DIGITAL RESPECT RULES                  Century   #Social Interaction
                                                                                                   Skills  #Critical Thinking

                     Conduct a classroom debate on “Are smartphones helpful in studies?”. Now, divide the class into two
                     groups: For the topic and Against the topic.
                     Before the debate starts, remind students of the Digital Respect Guidelines, such as:

                         No interrupting when someone is speaking
                         No rude or hurtful remarks

                         Use polite language
                         Acknowledge others’ viewpoints even if disagree

                         Wait for turn to speak
                         Focus on the issue, not the person

                     Each team presents their points one by one. After both sides speak, the class discusses whose points were
                     stronger while still maintaining respect.

                     After the debate, students write or discuss answers to questions like:
                         How did I show respect during the debate?
                         Did I listen to others' opinions?

                         What did I learn about responsible expression online and offline?

                     DIGITAL FOOTPRINT

                     Every action taken online, including messages, posts, likes, comments, and searches, creates a
                     digital footprint. A digital footprint refers to the trail of data left behind when an individual interacts
                     with the Internet or uses digital devices. Every activity, from browsing websites to sending emails
                     and engaging on social media, contributes to this online presence. A digital footprint is essentially
                     a digital version of a person’s identity, formed by the data that is shared and collected over time.

                     There are two main types of digital footprints:

                         1  Intentional sharing        Active
                                                       Actions
                            of content online.

                                                                                                   Digital
                                                                                                Footprint

                            Unintentional data         Passive
                         2  collection without         Actions
                            awareness.

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