Maintaining a healthy relationship with social media

RSHE (PSHE)

Other online users who choose to see all of your posts.

Pretending to be someone you are not online, in order to lure someone you've never met into a relationship.

The act of intentionally upsetting someone online.

Anxiety caused by excessive use of/engagement with social media.

How you post and engage on all online accounts.

Stress caused by online posts that something exciting might be happening elsewhere.

Which of these are NOT a way you can be influenced on social media?

It’s important to switch off social media regularly and stay connected with real life, real people and real friends.

You should allow other people's comments to affect you.

You should spend as much time as possible online.

What can you do to avoid stress and anxiety?

76% of young people play games online for nearly 13.5 hours per week.

99% of young people are online nearly 20 hours per week.

Nearly 7 out of 10 young people watch videos on social media.

True or false, paid advertising is always representative of the truth?

A person who intentionally upsets other people on the internet.

Experts able to influence potential buyers of a product/service by promoting them on social media.

People who use sneaky tactics to obtain your personal details.

People who use the internet to manipulate you into a vulnerable position.

Which of the following statements describes an 'influencer'?

A sport which requires one person to be a 'fish' and another to be a 'cat'.

Creating a false identity in order to lure people into relationships online.

Where a cat tries fish a goldfish out of its bowl.

People or things that you choose to like.

The actions taken by followers to show approval.

The number of times you can say 'like' in one sentence.

Animals that follow you around all the time.

Users who choose to see all of another user's posts.