What information should you NOT share online?AYour first and last nameBYour photographCThe name of your school or cityDAll of the above

Meet and Greet Time to share and get to know your fellow classmates! Provide a brief introduction to your classmates. If you are not sure about what to include in your introduction you can use some of the following topics to guide you.  Suggested Topics Where in the world are you from? You can share which part of the world you are from or in which country you live. If you share this information, it’s a good idea not to share your specific location or personal details such as a mailing address. What is your vision and what are your goals?Why did you enroll in this program? What are you hoping to achieve in your life once you have completed this program?  What are your career goals? What is your background? What do you currently do? Are you pursuing a new career or switching careers and/or interested in learning something new?   Anything else that may be of interest! Share information that may help others connect with you when searching the forums. Share common interests with your classmates so that others with like interests can find you.

Information of children younger than 18 is classified as special personal information.  Therefore, a school is not allowed to collect the personal information of my children in any way, even if the data is managed in accordance with POPIA.TrueFalse

Your host student shared her family photo with you. Now it's your turn to share your family photo introducing each member of your family.  Explain to your host student in Italy about your own family. Create a photo collage, or use a family photo, and label your family members so that your host family knows who is in your own family. First, plan what words and sentences you will include in your family photo or collage to introduce each family member.

What information is important when collecting information about a child?

4 [Turn over You are the Head Prefect in your school. Recently, there was an incident where your schoolmate got into trouble due to social media use. Your Principal has asked you to talk to the school during assembly to raise awareness on the importance of staying safe on social media. In your speech, give details of: • why this issue is important to you • what the dangers of social media are • what ways your schoolmates can use to stay safe on social media • what actions you hope your schoolmates will take after your speech. You should use ideas of your own based on details given in the text on page 4. You are advised to write at least 180 words in complete sentences and in paragraphs.