Interventions for secondary school pupils
Awareness of internet usage
Educational objectives & topics covered
The AThe e-Enfance Association / 3018 works in secondary schools to help pupils improve their use of the Internet.
Although young people already know how to use the internet to search for information or interact on the social media, they often lack perspective and do not realise how vulnerable they are. This exposes them to various dangers such as the disclosure of personal data, the sending of compromising photos or videos that could damage their reputation, and many other Internet pitfalls.
In order for the internet to remain a fulfilling and formative space for young people, it is essential to discuss with them, in a manner that is transparent and benevolent, themes such as health (screen time management, addiction prevention), the cyberbullying, the sexuality (consent, romantic relationships, revenge porn, sexual blackmail, prostitution of minors), the misinformation (fake news, conspiracy theories), the gambling, as well as the online challenges.
The main objective of this intervention is to raise awareness among young people and promote a responsible use digital tools.
The Association's representatives also present the 3018, the number dedicated to victims and witnesses of digital harassment and violence, operated by the e-Enfance Association / 3018.
Practical information
- Class level: Year 12, Year 13 and Year 14 (all general, technical, vocational and agricultural secondary schools)
- Age of audience: 14 to 17 years old
- Objective: to understand the impact of screens on health
- Duration of the procedure: 2 hours
- Class size: maximum 1 class (30 pupils)
- Format: 1 class per session
- Schedule: up to 3 sessions per day between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
- Presentation materials: PowerPoint, LibreOffice, OpenOffice
- Required equipment: video projector, computer, speakers, internet connection, tables, chairs
