Digital Citizenship for Youth with Disabilities: Red Flags and Online Safety

 
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
 
Chatting and
Red Flags
 
Adapted version for youth with intellectual and
developmental disabilities
 
1
 
PRE-TEACH
 
 
Risk
 
 is the possibility of something bad happening.
Risky behavior is an action or activity that can cause
something bad to happen.
 
2
 
PRE-TEACH
 
What 
 
risky behavior
 
 could a teen try? Why?
Who do you know that doesn’t do
risky things?
 
3
 
Learning Objectives
 
Learn what a red flag feeling is.
 
Identify the types of messages that might cause a red flag
feeling for someone.
Use the Feelings & Options thinking routine to analyze and
respond to a situation involving a red flag feeling.
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2
3
 
4
 
 
WARM UP: RISKY ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS
 
Think about what you 
share
 online: text messages, social media,
messaging apps, etc.
Do you share everything about yourself online?
Do you always share everything that happened to you online?
Do you ever act different online than you do in school or with your
friends and family?
 
5
 WATCH + DISCUSS
Discuss:
How are the texts in this video
misleading?
6
 
READ: ONLINE CHAT - Sara and Asseal
 
Asseal’s teacher connected him with Sara,
a teen from the next town over.
They both like playing video games.
They have been talking off and on for about a month
through a messaging app.
They talk about gaming and problems they are having
at school with friends.
 
7
 
READ: ONLINE CHAT - Sara and Asseal
 
8
 
READ: ONLINE CHAT - Jayden and alex_13
 
9
 
 
Questions to ask yourself when you are deciding
if chatting with someone is risky:
 
1.
Have I met this person in real life?
2.
Do I know anyone who has met this person in real life?
3.
Do I ever feel uncomfortable, worried or sad talking
to this person?
4.
What are they asking me to do or share?
 
10
 
 
KEY VOCABULARY
 
Red flag feeling
 
When something happens that makes you feel
uncomfortable, worried, or upset.
 
11
 
 
KEY VOCABULARY
 
Grooming (online)
 
When someone uses online chatting or messaging to
become friends with you so they convince you to do
things you don’t want to do or shouldn’t do, like sharing
inappropriate videos or pictures online.
 
12
 
 
ANALYZE: DIGITAL DILEMMA
 
Feelings & Options
 
Identify
.
 Who are the people involved in the situation? What challenge
are they facing?
 
Feel
.
 
What is each person in the situation 
feeling
? Why is the situation
making them feel this way?
 
Imagine
.
 Imagine 
options
 for how the situation could be handled. What
could the people do?
 
Say
.
 What could the people involved say?
 
13
 
One day Sheyna and Nick have the following exchange:
 
Nick (Age 21):
 
14
 
One day Sheyna and Nick have the following exchange:
 
15
 
One day Sheyna and Nick have the following exchange:
 
16
 
One day Sheyna and Nick have the following exchange:
 
17
 
Lesson Review
 
18
Decide whether the following online interactions
are risky or safe.
Sharing your favorite music on social media..
Giving your address to a friend you know only online
Commenting on the post of a celebrity you admire..
Accepting a follow request from someone you don’t know
19
Which of the following statements about
online relationships is true?
You can always trust that someone will represent their real self
online.
Even your best friend can cause you to have red flag feelings.
Only people you don't know in real life can cause you to have red flag
feelings.
It is always obvious when someone online has negative intentions.
20
 
Red flag feelings
Ana started a photo account to share funny photos and quickly got a lot of followers. One
day a follower she had been messaging with, but doesn't know in real life, sent her this
message: "You are so funny! And your profile pic is so pretty! Want to meet up on video
chat?" Ana is not sure what to do.
Why might she be having a red flag feeling?  
The person should already know a lot about her based on the
photos she posts.
A video chat is a personal and risky request from someone she
doesn't know.
The person does not have as many followers as she does.
Ana has liked some of the photos the person has posted.
21
 
 
ANALYZE: DIGITAL DILEMMA
 
Feelings & Options
 
Identify
.
 Who are the people involved in the situation? What challenge
are they facing?
 
Feel
.
 
What is each person in the situation 
feeling
? Why is the situation
making them feel this way?
 
Imagine
.
 Imagine 
options
 for how the situation could be handled.
What could the people do?
 
Say
.
 What could the people involved say?
 
22
 
What should Ana say or do using the
Feelings & Options steps?
Take a chance and video chat with her follower.
Say that she prefers to meet in person because it's less awkward.
Say: “No, thank you. I don’t video chat with people I meet online.”
23
 
We know the power of words & actions.
 
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This adapted digital citizenship material focuses on educating youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities about recognizing red flags online, understanding risky behavior, and navigating online relationships safely. The content includes engaging activities, discussion prompts, and scenarios to promote awareness and responsible online behavior. Through interactive learning objectives, warm-up exercises, and real-world scenarios, young learners can develop essential skills for staying safe and secure in the digital world.

  • Digital Citizenship
  • Youth Education
  • Online Safety
  • Red Flags
  • Intellectual Disabilities

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  1. DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP Chatting and Red Flags Adapted version for youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities 1 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  2. PRE-TEACH Risk is the possibility of something bad happening. Risky behavior is an action or activity that can cause something bad to happen. 2 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  3. PRE-TEACH What risky behavior could a teen try? Why? Who do you know that doesn t do risky things? 3 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  4. Learning Objectives ll Learn what a red flag feeling is. 2 2 Identify the types of messages that might cause a red flag feeling for someone. 3 3 Use the Feelings & Options thinking routine to analyze and respond to a situation involving a red flag feeling. 4 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  5. WARM UP: RISKY ONLINE RELATIONSHIPS Think about what you share online: text messages, social media, messaging apps, etc. Do you share everything about yourself online? Do you always share everything that happened to you online? Do you ever act different online than you do in school or with your friends and family? 5 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  6. WATCH + DISCUSS Discuss: How are the texts in this video misleading? 6 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  7. READ: ONLINE CHAT - Sara and Asseal Asseal s teacher connected him with Sara, a teen from the next town over. They both like playing video games. They have been talking off and on for about a month through a messaging app. They talk about gaming and problems they are having at school with friends. 7 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  8. READ: ONLINE CHAT - Sara and Asseal Asseal, did you see the meme s I sent you? Sara I did! They were funny, but they had a lot of swears in them. Asseal Yeah, but they were funny. Make sure your parents don t see them. Sara 8 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  9. READ: ONLINE CHAT - Jayden and alex_13 alex_13 You are so talented! Are you a professional photographer? Jayden Thanks! I m not professional, I just like taking pictures. alex_13 Can you post more selfies? I think u r beautiful. alex_13 My cell is 555-687-1944 so u can send more personal pics directly to me. alex_13 Just don t tell anyone I gave u this. 9 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  10. Questions to ask yourself when you are deciding if chatting with someone is risky: 1. Have I met this person in real life? 2. Do I know anyone who has met this person in real life? 3. Do I ever feel uncomfortable, worried or sad talking to this person? 4. What are they asking me to do or share? 10 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  11. KEY VOCABULARY Red flag feeling When something happens that makes you feel uncomfortable, worried, or upset. 11 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  12. KEY VOCABULARY Grooming (online) When someone uses online chatting or messaging to become friends with you so they convince you to do things you don t want to do or shouldn t do, like sharing inappropriate videos or pictures online. 12 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  13. ANALYZE: DIGITAL DILEMMA Feelings & Options Identify. Who are the people involved in the situation? What challenge are they facing? Feel. What is each person in the situation feeling? Why is the situation making them feel this way? Imagine. Imagine options for how the situation could be handled. What could the people do? Say. What could the people involved say? 13 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  14. One day Sheyna and Nick have the following exchange: Nick (Age 21): Did you know I thought about you at camp all the time? I like couldn t take my eyes off you. Sheyna (Age 14): Why didn t you say anything? Nick lol u were a camper and I want to make sure u will be a teen counselor next summer so we can t tell anyone about this 14 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  15. One day Sheyna and Nick have the following exchange: Sheyna (Age 14): ummmm I better be a teen counselor next summer! Jk. (but seriously) Nick (Age 21): parents freak out about this kind of stuff u don t want me to lose my job, right? Sheyna of course not! Nick that s my girl. So glad that we can trust each other. Send me a picture of you in a bathing suit from camp 15 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  16. One day Sheyna and Nick have the following exchange: Nick (Age 21): Did you know I thought about you at camp all the time? I like couldn t take my eyes off you. Sheyna (Age 14): Why didn t you say anything? Nick lol u were a camper and I want to make sure u will be a teen counselor next summer so we can t tell anyone about this 16 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  17. One day Sheyna and Nick have the following exchange: Sheyna (Age 14): ummmm I better be a teen counselor next summer! Jk. (but seriously) Nick (Age 21): parents freak out about this kind of stuff u don t want me to lose my job, right? Sheyna of course not! Nick I know you live nearby. want to hang out tomorrow? My friend is having a party in the woods. just don t tell your parents u r meeting me 17 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  18. Lesson Review 18 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  19. Decide whether the following online interactions are risky or safe. Sharing your favorite music on social media.. Giving your address to a friend you know only online Commenting on the post of a celebrity you admire.. Accepting a follow request from someone you don t know 19 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  20. Which of the following statements about online relationships is true? You can always trust that someone will represent their real self online. Even your best friend can cause you to have red flag feelings. Only people you don't know in real life can cause you to have red flag feelings. It is always obvious when someone online has negative intentions. 20 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  21. Red flag feelings Ana started a photo account to share funny photos and quickly got a lot of followers. One day a follower she had been messaging with, but doesn't know in real life, sent her this message: "You are so funny! And your profile pic is so pretty! Want to meet up on video chat?" Ana is not sure what to do. Why might she be having a red flag feeling? The person should already know a lot about her based on the photos she posts. A video chat is a personal and risky request from someone she doesn't know. The person does not have as many followers as she does. Ana has liked some of the photos the person has posted. 21 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  22. ANALYZE: DIGITAL DILEMMA Feelings & Options Identify. Who are the people involved in the situation? What challenge are they facing? Feel. What is each person in the situation feeling? Why is the situation making them feel this way? Imagine. Imagine options for how the situation could be handled. What could the people do? Say. What could the people involved say? 22 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  23. What should Ana say or do using the Feelings & Options steps? Take a chance and video chat with her follower. Say that she prefers to meet in person because it's less awkward. Say: No, thank you. I don t video chat with people I meet online. 23 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

  24. We know the power of words & actions. 24 commonsense.org/education Shareable with attribution for noncommercial use. Remixing is permitted.

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