Sharing our personal information
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can explain how to keep my personal information safe.
Key learning points
- Our personal information is sensitive and important.
- Small bits of personal information can give away sensitive details of our lives.
- Personal information includes images and videos of our faces.
- We should not share personal information online.
Keywords
Information - facts about something or someone
Personal - something about us that is sensitive and private
Private - things about you that only the people you trust should know
Sensitive - delicate and important
Common misconception
It is ok to give away small bits of personal information.
Even tiny details can be added together to build a 'jigsaw' of our lives. For example, a school uniform, favourite football team and street name could be pieced together to work out our location.
Teacher tip
Ensure that you give positive alternatives as well as identifying dangers. For example: "use an avatar instead of a real photograph for a profile picture".
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Healthy gaming is when it's a part of a healthy and lifestyle.
Q2.Healthy gaming should include regular ...
Q3.Playing or watching videos online is called ...
Q4.True or false? Some online content is harmful.
Q5.Parental controls and settings are there to ...
Q6.Match the statements to the age ratings:
suitable for all ages
suitable for young children
suitable for children 12 and over
suitable for children 16 and over
only suitable for adults
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.It's important to think about what personal we share online.
Q2.Match the words to the correct examples.
what the weather is like
your name and age
your usernames and passwords
Q3.True or false? A photo of a child in school uniform does not show personal information.
Q4.What could a stranger do if they found out your personal information?
Q5.To make our online profile more secure, we can use an ...
Q6.A good example of a password would be ...
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To help you plan your 3 RSHE (PSHE) lesson on: Sharing our personal information, download all teaching resources for free and adapt to suit your pupils' needs.
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