Dubestemmer.no: NEW TEACHING PACKAGE FOR THE FRA 9-13

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Technology Council, the Norwegian Data Inspectorate and the Directorate of Education hope that the teaching program will pave the way for dialogue between children, parents and schools so that monitoring is unnecessary. (Digi.no)

Dubestemmer.no has now posted content adapted to the age group 9-13.

  • Is it okay for parents to check the internet history and mobile messages to their child?
  • Tough behind the keyboard? About bullying online and mobile.
  • Should 10-year-olds may post provocative pictures of themselves online?

A little of contents:

  • How will you be seen?
  • Was it you who sent the dritkjipe message?
  • Were you in love with the little brother?
  • Wrote the essay about the horse there??
  • There are many who see YOU
  • It's all about RESPECT
  • Who are you talking with - really?
  • WHO should decide?
  • Who can you trust?
  • Lets YOU fooled?
  • A little boring but useful information, the Parental

Klassesett you can order here.

The videos and examples suitable well as inspiration and starting point for discussion of nettvett and Internet use.

Digi has mention of the pack here.

You can read more about the topic at td Aftenposten

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