Seeking support online

RSHE (PSHE)

This unit explores the impact of the Internet on work, personal life, seeking help and support, online relationships, and hobbies.

someone famous or trying to be famous through posting content online

Match the word to the correct definition. 

If you want to check if a charity or business is legitimate, you can...

If you want to know how a company uses your data, you can request to see their...

gives advice on topics they have experience with or have training on.

is being paid by companies to give a good review of their products.

is passionate about their subject and so shares lots of information.

Following advice from popular influencers on social media

Using websites or apps that are recommended by trusted organisations

Searching for advice on random websites you find through a search engine

Taking advice from anonymous people in online forums

Which of the following is the most reliable way to find accurate support and advice online?

It is important to remember when looking for support online that there is a lot of {{}} on the Internet.

private conversations that happen on messaging apps.

A way to reduce the amount of notifications you get from group chats could be to...

Catfishing, extortion and cyber-stalking are all examples of the ways people can {{}} you online.

inform the platform about the email address

Match the word to its correct description.

send you an email or message from their account.

access your account without your permission.

If your email or social media account is hacked, this means someone has been able to...

take a break from screens and talk to a trusted adult.

engage in arguments with people online to express our feelings.

If we feel overwhelmed by the content we see online,l we can...