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Sunday, 17 August 2014

Speed vs. Accuracy Relfection

What I think about speed vs. accuracy, is that they are both important. But Accuracy is more important than speed to me because you would rather have the skill of going at your own pace and get all answers right. Than speeding through the whole entire test and get no answers right. But then again you can have a skill at both where you can speed through the test and get most answers right. But they are both evenly important and can both help you in your future life.

Every group has a different way of working together to get answers right. The strategies that my group used to make us work more effectively was we said our own thoughts out loud. We agreed to disagreed. But also which might not have been so fair but when it came to the hard questions at times, some of the smarter thinkers would have worked together to figure out the answer. But the whole group mainly collaborated together to share our ideas of the answer. Everybody works differently, they think that some ways might not work, but in the end we collaborated to figure out the right answers.


Protect Yourself, Not Only In Person, But Also On The Internet



Do you want a creepy stalker ringing at your doorbell? Well, I don’t. It’s a big deal to take risks with things which aren’t good. That is why you have to protect yourself when it comes to using the internet. Also, you don’t want to post some bad photos on the internet. You don’t know who could be looking at it and if they can put you at risk in the future. You don’t want to share much personal information, like your address, last name, contact details, etc., mainly because you don’t know what type of people are reading your blog posts. So today I will be teaching you the main rules about protecting yourself.


Photo by Martha Ormiston, from The Noun Project
When we got our laptops, our teachers were telling us that protecting yourself is very important on the internet. You have got to always think before you post. It scares me that when you share your personal information on the internet you don’t know who is reading it and what they could do. Also when you post some photos you take a risk with it because it could possibly mess up your future. I really think that if you see a photo that you are not so sure about posting, you shouldn’t post it. Sometimes if you think it’s ok you can take the risk, but I mainly think you should leave it because you don’t know what could happen. A good rule to follow is: If you don’t want your grandma to see it, don’t post it. But mostly, I think you should never ever share personal information on the internet. That puts you in a major risk from who is reading it. As they say, “What’s funny and harmless today, could be mean and hurtful tomorrow.”


I never really thought about that if you post some bad photos it could mess up your career. Even when you post your personal information you never know who is reading it what could they do. I learned that definitely always think before you post and just never ever, ever post personal information. I really think if you really think hard about this mentally, it can sometimes help you learn it even more. My teachers taught me about protecting yourself on the internet. But the more I thought about it, I got a deeper understanding about really what nobody should do.

Well now you definitely know how to protect yourself when it comes to the internet. And always keep that in your mind that think before you post, it is always a good lesson for you in the future so you know what to do.

Thursday, 14 August 2014

Digital Citizenship Agreement Pledge



As a responsible Digital Citizen at SAS, I,  Amber, promise to respect and protect myself, others, and intellectual property while learning, sharing, and collaborating online.
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