The document discusses the concept of digital citizenship, addressing issues like pornography, cyberbullying, and the moral decline among youth. It presents alarming statistics about empathy, bullying, and mental health, highlighting the necessity for educators and parents to guide children in navigating their digital lives responsibly. The text also emphasizes the importance of teaching skills to prevent cyberbullying and the need for a digital detox in an era of misinformation and online toxicity.

1. Digital Citizenship
Pornography, Cyberbullying, and Other On-
Line Concerns
By Mann Rentoy

5. COURAGE

8. Digital Citizenship
Pornography, Cyberbullying, and Other On-
Line Concerns
By Mann Rentoy

9. Raising Children of
Character in a
Wired World
www.mannrentoy.com

12. The 21st Century isn’t “coming”
– it’s here.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/20884341@N00/302931951

13. Totally Different Generation

20. Teachers will not be replaced by
technology, but teachers who
don’t use technology will be
replaced by those who do.
-Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach

21. Thank you, Teacher!

23. LOGO
Pageantry of
Vanity

36. Borba’s 4 Reasons We
Should Be Concerned

37. 1
Measurable dip in empathy
among today’s youth

38. Rise in narcissism among college students
Teens now 40% lower in empathy level
58% increase in narcissism
“Empathy: College Students Don’t Have as Much as They Used to”, Science Daily,
May 29, 2010

39. 2
Clear increase in peer
cruelty

40. Bullying increased by 52% in just four
years (2003 to 2007)
Bullying now starts in children as young as
three
Cyberbullying tripled within a single year in
2014
“Is There Bullying Epidemic”, E-PAS2011. May 1, 2011 & “Bullying Behavior
Starting in Children as Young as Three”, Herald Sun, August 5, 2014

41. 3
More cheating and weaker
moral reasoning in young
people

42. Sharp Decline in Morals in the last two
decades
Large majority of college students say
cheating is necessary to get ahead
70% admit to cheating
publicagenda.org, Press Release of June 26, 1997

43. 4
Mental Health Epidemic
among the young

44. 1 in 5 US youth meets the criteria for a
mental disorder in their lifetime
Teen stress is now at higher levels
As anxiety increases, empathy wanes
Prevalence of Mental Disorders in US Adolescents, Journal of the American
Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, October 2010

45. Depression

46. DIGITAL
CITIZENSHIP

47. Microsoft Digital Citizenship

62. AGE OF
MANIPULABLE
TRUTHS

82. The M
Generation

85. Recognize the warning signs of
bullying and cyberbullying

86. 1. Withdraws from family, friends, and
activities they previously enjoyed.

87. 2. Suffers an unexplained drop in grades.

88. 3. Refuses to go to school or to specific
classes, or avoids group activities.

89. 4. Shows changes in mood, behavior,
sleep, appetite, or shows signs
of depression or anxiety.

91. 5. Avoids discussions or is secretive about
cell phone or computer activities.

92. 6. Becomes sad, angry, or distressed
during or after being online.

93. 7. Appears anxious when viewing a text,
email, or social media post.

94. TYPES OF CYBERBULLYING

95. 1. HARRASSMENT
private messages, texts and emails - mean, malicious and
harmful in intent

96. 2. FLAMING
much like harassment, but is done in a public forum, such
as an online group, chat room or mass email

97. 3. EXCLUSION
online version of being kicked from the lunch table

98. 4. OUTING
involves the release of personal information, and often
private photos, of a targeted person, and distributing it online

99. 5. MASQUERADING
creating a false profile in order to assume the identity of the target,
and posting inflammatory or harassing comments as the victim

100. 6. TROLLING
deliberately instigates conversation online, typically in
comments... to upset, insult or otherwise inflame a situation

101. 7. HAPPY SLAPPING
Pulling a mean prank with the intention to embarrass, hurt or torment a
victim… most times, filmed or documented and posted online to further
embarrassment

102. 8. ROASTING
a person subjects himself/herself to public ridicule
and insults from peers under the guise of joking

103. 9. FRAPING
hijacking someone’s social media account

104. 10. DENIGRATION
Spreading false, malicious or embarrassing rumors with the
aim to hurt someone’s reputation

105. 11. TEXT WARS
incessant messages sent to a victim’s phone or email as
harassment

106. TYPES OF CYBERBULLYING

108. PREVENTING CYBERBULLYING

109. TEACH THEM TO:

110. 1. Refuse to pass along
cyberbullying messages.
2. Tell their friends to stop
cyberbullying.

111. 3. Block communication with
cyberbullies; delete messages
without reading them.

112. 4. Never post or share their
personal information—or their
friends’ personal information
online.

113. 5. Never share their Internet
passwords with anyone.
6. Talk to parents about their
life online.

114. 7. Not put anything online that
they wouldn't want their
classmates to see, even in
email.

115. 8. Not send messages when
they’re angry or upset.
9. Always be as polite online as
they are in person.

116. PREVENTING CYBERBULLYING

118. RESIST THE URGE TO
RESPOND DIRECTLY

119. SAVE EVERY BULLYING
MESSAGE, IMAGE, EMAIL AND
POST

120. GATHER IDENTIFYING
INFORMATION FOR BULLIES
YOU DON’T RECOGNIZE

121. BLOCK BULLIES AND REPORT
THEM TO SERVICE PROVIDERS

122. TELL A TRUSTED ADULT

123. REPORT SERIOUS ONGOING
BULLYING TO LEGAL
AUTHORITIES

158. Mind-blowing porn stats as of August 28, 2018
1. Porn sites receive more regular traffic than
Netflix, Amazon, & Twitter combined each
month. (HuffPost)
2. 35% of all internet downloads are porn-related.
(WebRoot)
3. 34% of internet users have been exposed to
unwanted porn via ads, pop-ups, etc. (WebRoot)

159. 4. People who admit to having extramarital affairs
were over 300% more likely to admit consuming
porn than those who have never had an
affair, according to a study in Social Science
Quarterly.
5. At least 30% of all data transferred across the
internet is porn-related. (HuffPost)
6. The most common female role stated in porn
titles is that of women in their 20’s portraying
teenagers. (Jon Millward.)

160. 7. Recorded child sexual exploitation (known as
“child porn”) is one of the fastest-growing online
businesses. (IWF)
8. 624,000+ child porn traders have been
discovered online in the U.S. (Innocent Justice)
9. Between 2005 and 2009, child porn was hosted
on servers located in all 50 states. (Association of
Sites Advocating Child Protection)

161. 10. Porn is a global, estimated $97 billion industry,
with about $12 billion of that coming from the U.S.
(NBC News)
11. In 2016 alone, more than 4,599,000,000 hours
of porn were consumed on the world’s largest
porn site. (PH Analytics)

162. 12. Eleven pornography sites are among the
world’s top 300 most popular Internet sites. The
most popular such site, at number 18, outranks
the likes of eBay, MSN, and Netflix. (SimilarWeb)
13. 64% of young people, ages 13–24, actively
seek out pornography weekly or more often.

164. How Internet Pornography Usage
Hurts Teens
It increases the odds of teenage pregnancy.
It hinders sexual development.

165. How Internet Pornography Usage
Hurts Teens
It raises the risk of depression.
It creates distorted expectations which hinder
healthy sexual development.

166. Depression

167. “digital natives”
coined and popularized by education
consultant Marc Prensky (2001 article
Digital Natives, Digital Immigrants)
“the contemporary decline in American
education is related to the educators'
failure to understand the needs of modern
students”

168. Digital Natives
Digital Migrants
Digital Hermits
Digital Zombies

169. We have rules regarding use of TV:
YES 32
NO 21

170. We have rules regarding use of the
Internet:
YES 42
NO 23

171. We have rules regarding use of the
Video Games:
YES 42
NO 37

172. I Own the following items:
Cellphone: 42
Laptop/PC: 9
Game Boy: 12
Xbox: 32
Wii: 24
PSP: 28

174. In the past month, I visited a
pornographic site:
NO
YES
70
6

175. I consider myself addicted to internet use:
NO
YES
35
41

176. Understand.
Be patient.

177. LOGO
Now more than ever,
this work of formation is
urgent and important.

179. Positive Side
 Accessing information, writing stories and
research papers
 Learning programs to teach or reinforce skills in
math, language, reading and other subjects
 Softwares that allow children to draw pictures,
create visual works of art and self-expression

180. Positive Side
 Quicktrax and DJ Megamix to create original
soundtracks
 Communication and networking: email, Facebook,
Twitter, Instagram, etc.
 Writing and expression of oneself through
blogging

181. McCann Erickson Youth Studies
... and the McCann Erickson Inter-
generation Study... tell us that the
16.5 million Filipino “youth” below
the age of 21 are “technocentric”:
spending an inordinate amount of
time in front of either the computer
monitor or the TV set, surfing the
Internet, text messaging or playing
computer and video games.

182. ↑ Information
but
↓ Knowledge

183. “60% of all
Internet pages
contain
misleading
information.”
- Thomas Edison
Learners need digital wisdom
SteveWheeler,PlymouthUniversity,2011

184. Email Website creation
Podcasts Blogs
Wikis Chat rooms
VOIP—and Skype Social networks
Online games YouTube
Online music
Multifunctional mobile phones
digital cameras electronic calculators
data projectors Printers and scanners
digital ‘video’ portable digital storage
computer games
interactive multimedia teaching resources

185. Skype
Viber
FaceTime
FaceBook Phone
WeChat

186. we think

187. digital citizenship

188. Other Concerns
•Era of Fake News
•Gullibility at an all-time high
•Misinformation
•Cyber Addiction

190. Other Concerns
•Spread of Wrong “Values”
•Deformation of Mindsets
•Identity Theft
•Cyber Blackmail

191. Pabaon ni Nanay

192. It’s interest, not age.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lyza/276990225/sizes/o/

193. Why we should
Did You Know 3.0

194. Why do students need us in the age of
http://www.flickr.com/photos/manfrys/2226178289/sizes/l/

195. Give students tools to succeed in life
http://www.flickr.com/photos/julielindsay/3241222078/sizes/l/

196. Give students tools to make good decisions
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dominik99/1403329318/sizes/o/

197. Expand our student’s view of the world
http://www.flickr.com/photos/julielindsay/3241736396/sizes/l/

198. Prepare students for college

199. Prepare students for jobs
http://www.flickr.com/photos/roadtripmemories/517066135/sizes/o/

200. Need another reason?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/obliterated/3189753315/sizes/l/

201. Partnership for 21st Century Skills

202. DON’T GET STUCK IN THE PRESENT

203. Life & Career Skills

204. Digital Footprint
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stevedave/3250080709/sizes/o/

205. Digital
Detoxification

206. DELETE
TOXIC PEOPLE,
PAGES & APPS

207. AIRPLANE MODE
is not just for
Airplanes.

208. LASER Focus
REST for You & Your Gadget

209. EMBRACE
Downtime
Because the best
things in life do
not happen
Online.

210. Netetiquette
http://www.flickr.com/photos/escapethematrix/2149921039/sizes/o/

211. Critical
Thinking
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_Thinker_close.jpg

212. Communication & Collaboration
http://www.flickr.com/photos/julielindsay/3049218069/sizes/l/in/set-72157609661303135/

213. Information, Media & Technology Skills
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25211216@N00/258331658

214. Copyright

215. Ethics
http://www.flickr.com/photos/51035555243@N01/21151707

216. If it’s on the Internet, it must be real
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Internet_dog.jpg

217. Integration
http://www.flickr.com/photos/13763932@N04/1401862296/sizes/o/

218. How do I get the tools I need?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36045027@N00/2054989998

219. Some Recommended Websites:
www.commonsensemedia.org
www.enough.org
chastityproject.com

220. Start Small, but Dream Big
http://www.flickr.com/photos/73645804@N00/2222523486

221. 21st Century Skills are all about
teaching our kids to navigate the
world as THEY are experiencing it,
not the world WE experienced.
-Wil Richardson

222. "The presents that we live in,
are the futures that our pasts
have imagined."

223. "Let us hope that the
technologies of the future will
also be designed to protect that
which is sacred, and that which
is important in our own
understanding of being human."
Nishant Shah, Director at the Centre for Internet and Society in India

225. info@mannrentoy.com
0908-864-84-91
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Pornography, Cyberbullying, and Other On-
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