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The document discusses issues around educating students on their digital footprint and participating online safely, suggesting that schools develop awareness programs on these topics starting in primary school that empower students to make responsible choices both now and in the future. It also notes that while school policies are important, ensuring they meet students' needs is key, and involvement from multiple stakeholders may be needed.
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- 11. cc license flickr by rAmmoRRison 1. How early is too early to begin educating children about their digital footprint? Should education in social media start in Secondary or should we be talking about it with our Primary students? Why or why not? 2. How do we develop an awareness program about participating online that empowers students to make the right choices in 2012 and in the future? Who needs to be involved? 3. It’s all well and good to create a school policy, but how do we ensure it is working to meet the needs of our students?
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