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Story Time: “Oh, No… Hacked Again!” by Zinet Kemal
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Prepare students for the session by discussing: their right to be safe and respected; what to do if discussing online safety makes them feel uncomfortable or unsafe; and how to seek help if they feel or have felt unsafe. Use this resource available on the website.
Story Time: “Oh, No… Hacked Again!” by Zinet Kemal
This activity is relevant for students engaging in online activities such as gaming, social media, or messaging services, helping them identify when to seek support before sharing personal information, expanding their understanding of hacking and its impacts.
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