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  9. The online world: How can we decide what to trust online?
  11. Lesson 6: Why should we question what we see online?

Lesson 6: Why should we question what we see online?

Creating a toolkit to help the children question online information and check its reliability.

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  • Assessment – RSE & PSHE Y4: How can we decide what to trust online?

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  • Lesson 1: How can the internet be helpful and challenging?

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  • Lesson 2: Is all online content appropriate for me?

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  • Lesson 3: Why should we be careful what we trust online?

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  • Lesson 4: How can we check if online information is reliable?

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  • Lesson 5: How can we use multiple sources to check online information?

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