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SEL IN DIGITAL LIFE:

SKILLS & DISPOSITIONS PROGRESSION


K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

My Feelings When Using Technology Our Responsibilities Online Oversharing and Your Digital Footprint Who Are You on Social Media?
● Recognize the relationship between
● Recognize and identify the various feelings ● Reflect on how being on social media can ● Define what the positive use of technology
behaviors and emotions.
they can experience when using technology. impact their emotions, behavior, and identity. looks like in their life.
● Understand how their behaviors can affect
● Reflect on the kinds of online activities they ● Identify ways to make the most of social ● Analyze the benefits and drawbacks of
themselves and others.
engage in that might give them a negative media while still caring for themselves and representing different parts of their real
SELF-AWARENESS feeling.
● Reflect on what it means to be their best
others. self online.
selves when using technology.

Screen Time: How Much Is Too Much?


Saying Goodbye to Technology My Media Balance Checking Our Digital Habits
● Develop strategies to help achieve media
● Develop a strategy to regulate their feelings ● Reflect on how their media choices impact ● Identify what online activities contribute to balance.
when they need to put their device away. the way they feel. their emotional well-being. ● Understand that some apps and platforms use
● Learn to transition between online and offline ● Begin to develop their own definition of a ● Create a plan to balance their online and addictive design principles and identify
SELF-MANAGEMENT activities. healthy media balance. offline activities. strategies they can use to keep themselves
from “getting hooked.”

Traveling Safely Online How Can You Be an Online Superhero? Who Are You Talking to Online? Perspectives on Posting
● Know how to stay safe when going online (e.g., ● Understand the responsibilities that come
● Identify the risks and potential opportunities ● Reflect on their responsibilities when posting
asking for permission from a grownup when using with owning or having access to a device.
of connecting with people online. information about others online.
a device or going online, not talking to strangers). ● Understand the difference between private
● Know how to stay safe when interacting with ● Understand how their digital footprint can
RESPONSIBLE ● Know what to do when they experience a and personal information and how to keep
people they have only met online. impact their reputation and that of others.
negative feeling when using technology. private information safe.
DECISION-MAKING
Use Your Heart When You're Online Gaming with Positivity Friendships & Social Media Friendships & Boundaries Online
● Understand the importance of being kind to ● Show empathy towards others online. ● Develop positive relationships online ● Reflect on how their relationships are
others when online. ● Be able to take other people’s perspectives and offline. affected by devices and the internet.
● Reflect on things they can do to be kind and into consideration when communicating or ● Understand how constant connectivity can ● Identify the qualities of healthy and rewarding
respectful to others online (e.g., putting their playing online. affect them and their relationships relationships.
RELATIONSHIP SKILLS device away when someone is talking to them or if ● Understand ways to de-escalate or step away ● Identify and manage potential social stressors ● Establish healthy boundaries when using
a friend invites them to play). from conflict online. (e.g. number of followers, likes/views, etc.). social media to connect with friends

Standing Up to Online Meanness The Words We Choose Dealing with Digital Drama The Impacts of Online Hate Speech
● Reflect on the impact that words can have on ● Understand how online environments
● Understand how online meanness can make ● Understand how communicating online can
others when communicating online. contribute to the spread of online hate.
people feel. escalate digital drama.
● Understand what cyberbullying is and ● Develop the cultural awareness to support
● Identify ways to respond to be kind and ● Identify strategies to de-escalate conflicts
identify ways to be an upstander when they their peers when they are confronting online
SOCIAL AWARENESS respond to mean words online.
witness cyberbullying.
online or digital drama.
hate.

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