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Students’ answers will vary. DEFINE the Key Vocabulary term safe. ASK: When you walk down the street or play in your neighborhood without a trusted adult there, how do you stay safe? Gather all responses from students, but highlight these points: Don’t go to places you don’t knowDon’t talk to strangersStay out of troubleFollow the rules TELL students that just as they should stay safe in the real world, they should stay safe when they go into the online world (visiting websites). EXPLAIN to students that one way they can keep safe online is by using the website traffic light. Introduce the Website Traffic Light (10 minutes) DRAW a website traffic light on the white board using the illustration from the Website Traffic Light Student Handout. DEFINE the Key Vocabulary term right. EXPLAIN to students the meaning of the green, yellow, and red traffic lights.
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Everyone knows it's all about practice, and this can get tiresome. So how to drum these basic skills into your pupils' heads without turning them off? The Guardian Teacher Network has some great resources and ideas to help provide a solid times tables platform for students while at the same time helping teachers (and parents at home, where much of the practising must be done) to keep it fresh. One of the network's star resource providers, maths teacher Mel Muldowney, explains: "Students coming to secondary without knowing their times tables often think they can't do what they are learning in class. They might sit in class thinking they can't do Pythagoras' Theorem as they are not getting the right answer when multiplying, say, seven times seven – but it's not the new work they aren't grasping.
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