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Cybersmart is part of the Toki Pounamu goals for online learning, creating and sharing
Cybersmart is part of the Toki Pounamu goals for online learning, creating and sharing
Being cybersmart empowers learners as connected citizens, their learning is visible and accessible online. Cybersmart young people learn to make smart decisions in digital learning environments and understand that every time they connect, collaborate and share online it combines to create their digital footprint.
TERM 1 - SMART LEARNERS
TERM 1 - SMART LEARNERS
"You cannot teach today the same way you did yesterday to prepare students for tomorrow" ~ John Dewey
TERM 2 - SMART FOOTPRINT
TERM 2 - SMART FOOTPRINT
"...instead of avoiding social media... or focusing solely on the negative aspects, we teach students how... to connect in positive ways and build a footprint that reflects their best selves..." ~ Susan M. Bearden
TERM 3 - SMART RELATIONSHIPS
TERM 3 - SMART RELATIONSHIPS
"To blog = To share, to connect, to create to inspire"
Ways that the values underlying the Cybersmart curriculum are lived and acted on will be guided by the values of each of our schools. For example: being a Paparoa Ranger; the Grey Main Way; Positive Behaviour for Learning; 'BTB', Catholic values, 3R's, etc.
SMART SURFING
SMART SURFING
"At the end of all our searching we will arrive at the place we began and know it for the first time" ~ T.S. Elliot
SMART MEDIA
SMART MEDIA
"Whoever controls the media, controls the mind" ~ Jim Morrison
SMART & LEGAL
SMART & LEGAL
"You have brains in your head, you have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose" ~ Dr. Seuss
SMART MONEY
SMART MONEY
"... the entire human populace is now taking charge of the means of production and changing the rules of the game..." ~ Paul Vigna
SMART TEACHERS
SMART TEACHERS
"You cannot teach today the same way you did yesterday to prepare students for tomorrow" ~ John Dewey
SMART TEENS
SMART TEENS
T.H.I.N.K
T.H.I.N.K
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