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GO FIGURE | E-SAFETY
NEARLY A THIRD OF TEACHERS SAY THEY DO NOT FEEL CONFIDENT TEACHING ONLINE SAFETY
69% OF TEACHERS AND 40% OF YOUNG PEOPLE SAID THAT MORE SHOULD BE TAUGHT ABOUT CYBERBULLYING AND ONLINE SAFETY THROUGH THE NATIONAL CURRICULUM
35% OF CHILDREN HAVE USED AN ONLINE SERVICE TO ACCESS A BLOCKED WEBSITE OR GET PAST A FILTER AT SCHOOL
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Source:
http://bit.ly/1osZYL4
95% OF PARENTS SAY ONLINE SAFETY EDUCATION SHOULD BE MANDATORY IN SCHOOLS
95% 73% Source:
http://bit.ly/1djw8JX Source:
http://bit.ly/1su3ZnI E-SAFETY IN NUMBERS.
SEVEN IN 10 SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS SAY THEY HAVE ENCOUNTERED CYBERBULLING OR TROLLING AMONG THEIR PUPILS
43% OF TEACHERS SAID THEIR SCHOOL DOES NOT CURRENTLY TEACH ANYTHING ABOUT CYBERBULLYING AND ONLINE SAFETY
7 in 10
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www.edtechnology.co.uk | @Educ_Technology 43% By Beth Longville
81% OF PROFESSIONALS SAID THEY HAD RECEIVED NO TRAINING IN ASSISTING CHILDREN IN THEIR RECOVERY FROM ONLINE ABUSE
69% + 40%
35% Source:
http://bit.ly/1k4LBfp Source:
http://bit.ly/1bvz3Ol
73% OF TEACHERS ARE CONCERNED THAT ONLINE RISKS SUCH AS SEXTING, GROOMING AND CYBERBULLYING ARE ON THE RISE
Source:
http://bit.ly/1k4LBfp
Source:
http://bit.ly/1djw8JX
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