Create, connect and share respect: A better internet starts with you!

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Create, connect and share respect: A better internet starts with you! Wellbeing and healthy relationships

How do you use the internet to connect with others?

Is every online connection always positive? © Emoji provided free by EmojiOne

It’s important to look after ourselves and our wellbeing and we often see lots of campaigns encouraging us to do this! Walk to school: © Living Streets www.livingstreets.org.uk/what-we-do/walk-to-school Change 4 life: © NHS www.nhs.uk/change4life-beta/cards Beware of sugar: © Choose Health LA www.choosehealthla.com/eat/sugary-drinks/ End the stigma: © All of Us www.facebook.com/EndTheStigmaBadges/ Stoptober: © NHS www.nhs.uk/oneyou/stoptober/home#DHpr0mEV8Tpr4Frx.97

But, what is digital wellbeing? © Hilch www.istockphoto.com/gb/vector/abstract-background-with-mobile-phone-and-icons-gm178193862-26589717

Recognising how the internet makes you feel Supporting and helping others Feeling comfortable and happy online Knowing what to do if something goes wrong Managing how long you spend online Be aware of what you post

Create, Connect and Share Respect Promoting positive digital wellbeing today and everyday! Create, Connect and Share Respect

Create Can you think of any other ideas? Create content to spread a positive message! Create content for others to enjoy! Create Create groups of likeminded people to share advice and support Create content to express yourself Can you think of any other ideas?

Connect Can you think of any other ideas? Sharing content for people to enjoy! Write a positive note to a friend Connect with content and people that make you happy Connect Connect to like minded people to share advice and support

& Share Respect Can you think of any other ideas? Always ask before you share a picture of someone else Even if you disagree with someone, keep it respectful Be aware of how jokes can come across – not everyone will know you are joking and it might offend or cause distress & Share Respect Listen to other people’s views

But is being online actually causing us harm? Should we believe the headlines?

A – I completely agree, it’s a real problem we should address. What do you think? A – I completely agree, it’s a real problem we should address. B – What’s the big deal, social media is just a bit of fun! C – There are lots of things affecting teenagers, not just social media. D – Something else…

A – This is very true, and quite worrying. What do you think? A – This is very true, and quite worrying. B – No one is scared of real life because of social media! C – This probably has some truth in it but what’s the big deal? D – Something else…

Everyone deserves to experience positive digital wellbeing! What can you do? Everyone deserves to experience positive digital wellbeing! But is social media the enemy or the answer?

The answer? It gives us a platform to spread positivity and kindness It helps us reach out to people anytime or anywhere We can express ourselves and share our individualities We can find inspiration and ideas We can share knowledge, opinions and stories with a huge global audience

The enemy? Sometimes we see things which we don’t like, but there are things that you can do! Block people who are being deliberately unkind Report content which worries or offends you Reach out to people who might be feeling sad or worried Talk to someone you trust and ask for help !

Emotional and mental wellbeing Your wellbeing is important! Digital wellbeing Emotional and mental wellbeing Physical wellbeing Take care of yourself Ask for help Support others Be kind and respectful Take breaks Healthy balance

Take part this Safer Internet Day A better internet starts with you!