Fullerton School District

Can you take the Tech-Free Tuesday challenge? Challenge yourself to have a Tech-Free Tuesday afternoon. Read a book, play outside, or draw a picture instead of using a device. #TechFreeTuesday #Balance

Challenge yourself to have a Tech-Free Tuesday afternoon. Read a book, play outside, or draw a picture instead of using a device. #TechFreeTuesday #Balance

Content: Every post, like, comment, or share leaves a digital footprint. Make sure your digital footprints are positive and respectful. Ask a trusted adult if you're unsure! #fsdlearns

Every post, like, or share leaves a digital footprint. Make sure your footprints are positive and respectful. Ask a trusted adult if you're unsure! #DigitalFootprint #PositiveImpressions

Always remember to be kind, respectful, and understanding with others when you are online, just like you would in person. #SpreadKindness #DigitalCitizenship

We need kindness, even when we are online. Remember to be kind, respectful, and understanding with others, just like you would in person. #SpreadKindness #DigitalCitizenship

Good news deserves coverage! Thanks, OCDE! https://lnkd.in/gfkzjBaw

The internet is a big community. Remember to be kind, respectful, and understanding with others, just like you would in person. #SpreadKindness #DigitalCitizenship

When you come across news online, ask yourself: Who made this? Why did they make it? Is it asking me to think, feel, or do something? Be a smart news detective! #MediaLiteracy #CriticalThinking #fsdlearns (AI-generated art by DALL-E using the Chat GPT 4 plugin)

It's Digital Citizenship Week! Our district is focusing on teaching students how to be good digital citizens. With 1:1 devices, our students have access to amazing technology and resources. But with these privileges comes responsibility. Parents, this is a great opportunity to talk with your child about responsible technology use. Some conversation starters: What apps and sites do you like to use and why? Have you ever seen anyone be treated unkindly online? What would you do if you were in that situation? What personal information should you avoid sharing online? How do you decide if an online source is reliable?