Social Media & Freedom of Speech Digital Citizenship for Middle & High School
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Teach about digital literacy in a relevant, engaging way!
This lesson engages students in a digital citizenship activity related to social media and freedom of speech.
Students will...
- Complete a KWL chart
- Consider their ideal social media platform
- Watch a video (linked in resource) about social media & the first amendment
- ...and ultimately design a "licensing process" for using social media.
Our "License to Post" activity is perfect for Digital Literacy Week and is great for any class! We recommend it for Government and Civics, as it ties into freedom of speech, but it could be used in any context to review media literacy skills and healthy social media use.
This lesson allows for a lot of creative freedom, both on the part of teachers and students! Our suggested lesson delivery is included on the first page of the PDF, but we encourage you to use the resources in any way you choose.
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Teacher reviews
“My students really enjoyed creating a "test" for being able to post on social media. This was a great follow up to some of the SEL learning we had already begun and really made the ideas we talked about concerning digital footprint and responsible posting into something tangible.”
“My students loved this! It was organized well and easy to follow.”
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