The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, through the National Institute of Cybersecurity INCIBE, has just awarded its national award, which recognizes the work of this center in disseminating a responsible digital culture among its students and in their safe use of the Internet and social networks. The Carmen Sallés School of Santa Fe, Granada, received its award on Tuesday, February 11, coinciding with International Safe Internet Day, in a ceremony held at the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, through the National Institute of Cybersecurity INCIBE, has just awarded its national award, which recognizes the work of this center in disseminating a responsible digital culture among its students and in their safe use of the Internet and social networks. The Carmen Sallés School of Santa Fe, Granada, received its award on Tuesday, February 11, coinciding with International Safe Internet Day, in a ceremony held at the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid.
The Carmen Sallés School has just received an award for its work in the comprehensive education of students for a Cyberbullying project carried out by a group of high school students.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, through the National Institute of Cybersecurity INCIBE, has just awarded its national award, which recognizes the work of this center in disseminating a responsible digital culture among its students and in their safe use of the Internet and social networks.
The School received its award on Tuesday, February 11, coinciding with International Safe Internet Day, in a ceremony held at the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid.
The project consisted of a TIntergenerational Aller on Cyberbullying, which were carried out by 3rd year ESO students of the subject Initiation to Business and Entrepreneurial Activity.
The students of this subject were extraordinarily involved in making everything they learned about teamwork, leadership, personal autonomy, creativity or marketing a reality. In addition to learning and training colleagues and families.
They organized themselves into teams to investigate cyberbullying, prepare theaters “Role Plays” with their classmates from 2nd year of ESO, carried out surveys to find out the perception of Cyberbullying of their classmates from 5th grade of primary school to 4th grade of ESO and analyzed the results obtained in all these experiences.
The final activity consisted of a training action, a workshop talk for the center's families, in which they reported on how to detect and act in cases of cyberbullying. They also presented the results of the work carried out during the previous 2 months.
[video: The Carmen Sallés School has just received an award for its work in the comprehensive education of students for a project on Cyberbullying carried out by a group of high school students.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, through the National Cybersecurity Institute INCIBE, has just won its national award, which recognizes the work of this center in disseminating a responsible digital culture among its students and in their safe use of the Internet and social networks.
The School received its award on Tuesday, February 11, coinciding with International Safe Internet Day, in a ceremony held at the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid.
The project consisted of an Intergenerational Workshop on Cyberbullying, carried out by 3rd year ESO students of the subject Initiation to Business and Entrepreneurial Activity.
The students of this subject were extraordinarily involved in making everything they learned about teamwork, leadership, personal autonomy, creativity or marketing a reality. In addition to learning and training colleagues and families.
January 26, 2022
They organized into teams to investigate cyberbullying, prepare “Role Plays” theaters with their classmates from 2nd year of ESO, conduct surveys to find out the perception of Cyberbullying of their classmates from 5th grade to 4th grade ESO and analyzed the results obtained in all these experiences.
The final activity consisted of a training action, a workshop talk for the center's families, in which they reported on how to detect and act in cases of cyberbullying. They also presented the results of the work carried out during the previous 2 months.
January 26, 2022
[video: The Carmen Sallés School has just received an award for its work in the comprehensive education of students for a project on Cyberbullying carried out by a group of high school students.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, through the National Institute of Cybersecurity INCIBE, has just awarded its national award, which recognizes the work of this center in disseminating a responsible digital culture among its students and in their safe use of the Internet and social networks.
The School received its award on Tuesday, February 11, coinciding with International Safe Internet Day, in a ceremony held at the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid.[video:https://youtu.be/RCzOV2Fomxs]
The project consisted of an Intergenerational Workshop on Cyberbullying, carried out by 3rd year ESO students of the subject Initiation to Business and Entrepreneurial Activity.
The students of this subject were extraordinarily involved in making everything they learned about teamwork, leadership, personal autonomy, creativity or marketing a reality. In addition to learning and training colleagues and families.
They organized into teams to investigate cyberbullying, prepare “Role Plays” theaters with their classmates from 2nd year of ESO, conduct surveys to find out the perception of Cyberbullying of their classmates from 5th grade to 4th grade ESO and analyzed the results obtained in all these experiences.
The final activity consisted of a training action, a workshop talk for the center's families, in which they reported on how to detect and act in cases of cyberbullying. They also presented the results of the work carried out during the previous 2 months.
[video:https://youtu.be/3VFpF1cRjl8]
January 26, 2022