Cyber Wellness Education
Find out how TK uses MOE's Cyber Wellness Framework to help students stay safe, responsible, and positive online, and access resources to reinforce these lessons at home.
Overview of Cyber Wellness Education at TK
TK adopts MOE’s Cyber Wellness Framework in educating our students on Cyber Wellness.
Through CW education, students learn to be respectful, safe, and responsible users of technology and be a positive peer influence, advocating for the good of the community online.
MULTI-PRONGED APPROACH TO CYBER WELLNESS EDUCATION@TK
In order for our students to be equipped with knowledge and skills to navigate cyber space with discernment and empathy, varied opportunities are offered for students to practice their learnings through related experiences where they analyse, evaluate and reflect on Cyber Wellness issues. We aim to partner parents in playing an integral role to reinforce the messages shared in school and through partnership with external agencies to support families.
3-TIERED APPROACH FOR CYBER WELLNESS EDUCATION @ TK
The 3-tiered approach allows differentiated experiences across groups of students with segmented needs. This provides students with opportunities to demonstrate their understanding of knowledge and skills learnt, and put to practice their actions as responsible digital users. Such platforms also allow students to translate their understanding into actions that will keep them safe while online and offline.
The school experiences under different tiers reinforce and extend the learning from the following themes and topics which are taught during CCE Lessons for Cyber Wellness.
| THEMES | TOPICS IN CCE LESSONS | |--| | Cyber Use | • Maintain a healthy balance of their online and offline activities (i.e. excessive use of technology) | | Cyber Identity | • Develop a healthy online identity
• Express oneself online appropriately to be authentic and achieve congruence between online and offline identity | | Cyber Relationships | • Develop safe, respectful, and meaningful online relationships (e.g. address cyber bullying, build positive relationships) | | Cyber Citizenship | • Understand the cyber world and make informed choices about participation in online activities (e.g. accessing online content with malicious intent/inappropriate websites with content that is violent, sexual or harmful in nature)
• Recognise and protect oneself and others from online risks associated with people who may have malicious intent (e.g. hackers, scammers, online predators)
• Have a positive presence in the cyber community and be a positive influence | | Cyber Ethics | • Create and share online content in a responsible manner (e.g. not sharing content from questionable sources and not propagating deliberate online falsehoods)
• Respect copyright |
Parents may refer to the following resources for a list of guides and tips, resources and useful links to reinforce Cyber Wellness education at home.
| | | |-----| | Ministry of Education | https://www.moe.gov.sg/education-in-sg/our-programmes/cyber-wellness | | Cyber Security Agency | https://www.csa.gov.sg/gosafeonline | | Media Literacy Council | https://www.mlc.sg/ | | National Crime Prevention Council | https://www.ncpc.org.sg/ | | National Library Board | https://sure.nlb.gov.sg |
Additional resources for parents:
Family Contract on Use of Digital Device
Parent Handbook on 1 to 1 Learning
Safe and Smart Online Parent Guide
Parent Guide to Social Media platforms