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Appropriate or Inappropriate? - Pretending to be someone else online (impersonation)

inappropriate: It can deceive others, damage reputations, and may cause confusion or harm to the person being impersonated.

Appropriate or Inappropriate? - Participating in online harassment or trolling

inappropriate: It intentionally hurts others, creates a negative online atmosphere, and can lead to emotional distress for the target.

Appropriate or Inappropriate? - Posting personal information

inappropriate: It compromises your safety and privacy, potentially making you vulnerable to online predators or identity theft.

Appropriate or Inappropriate? - Sending hurtful or mean message

inappropriate: It causes harm to others, affects their mental health, and creates a hostile environment online.

Appropriate or Inappropriate? - Respecting others’ opinions in online discussions

appropriate: It promotes respectful dialogue and diverse viewpoints, encouraging healthy communication and understanding.

Appropriate or Inappropriate? - Reporting inappropriate content or bullying

appropriate: Reporting harmful behavior helps maintain a safe and respectful online environment for everyone.

Appropriate or Inappropriate? - inappropriate content shared on social media

Inappropriate: It can be harmful or disturbing, particularly to younger audiences, and may violate platform guidelines.

Appropriate or Inappropriate? - Keeping social media profiles private.

Appropriate: It helps protect personal information and ensures privacy, keeping you safe from potential harm or unwanted attention.

Bullying or Teasing Others - You make fun of someone because of the way they look or because they made a mistake.

Inappropriate: Bullying or teasing can hurt others and make them feel bad about themselves. It creates an unkind and unsafe environment.

Using Polite Language - You say "please" and "thank you" when talking to your classmates and teachers.

Appropriate: Using polite language shows respect and helps maintain positive relationships with others.

Asking for Help When You Don’t Understand - You raise your hand and ask the teacher for help if you don't understand the lesson.

Appropriate: Asking for help when you need it shows that you care about learning and ensures you get the support you need to succeed.

Interrupting Others - You shout out answers or talk over others when they are speaking.

Inappropriate: Interrupting can make others feel unheard and can disrupt the flow of the conversation. Waiting your turn to speak helps everyone be respectful

Touching Other People’s Belongings Without Asking - You borrow someone’s pencil case or backpack without asking.

Inappropriate: Taking other people’s things without permission is disrespectful and can make others feel upset. Always ask first before touching or borrowings.

Respecting Personal Space - You make sure to sit in your own chair and avoid crowding other students’ desks or touching their things.

Appropriate: Respecting personal space makes everyone feel comfortable and safe. It helps to avoid accidents and conflicts.

Keeping Your Classroom Clean - You clean up your desk and put away your books after a lesson.

Appropriate: Cleaning up after yourself shows responsibility and respect for your classmates and the teacher.

Listening to Your Teacher When They Are Talking - You stay quiet and listen carefully when your teacher is explaining a lesson or giving instructions.

Appropriate: Listening to the teacher helps you understand what to do and shows respect for their role. It also helps the class stay organized and on track.

Wearing the Correct School Uniform - You wear the school’s uniform with the correct colors and pieces as required.

Appropriate: Wearing the correct uniform helps you feel part of the school community and shows respect for school traditions.

Leaving Negative Comments on Social Media - Commenting mean words on someone’s post because you didn’t like it.

Inappropriate: Negative comments can hurt others and make them feel bad. Being positive and kind online helps create a friendly space for everyone.

Sharing Personal Information with Strangers - Telling someone you don’t know well your address or phone number.

Inappropriate: Sharing private information with strangers can put you at risk. It’s safer to keep personal details private, especially people you don't know

Adding a Teacher on Social Media - Sending a friend request to a teacher on Facebook or following them on Instagram.

Inappropriate: Teachers and students should keep school and personal life separate. Social media is usually for personal relationships, not school relationship