@alyssa456700961 I watch Reels on Instagram sometimes and I go crazy because they always show me the same stuff over and over again. Like if I watch a reel about ballet for example more than one time, all I'll see for the rest of the day is stuff about ballet. SO annoying!
It's so easy for people to forget that there's another person on the other side of the screen and often people let themselves treat others with disrespect
@AshleyRizzo20 Maybe we could think about the attack on the US capitol that happened on January 6th this year. There had been so much spread of misinformation and straight-up lies and it created a mob of extremely dangerous people that resulted in 5 people losing their lives
@alyssa456700961 It's evident that their main focus is on making as much money as possible, they know those movies are harmful but they continue to market them and make billions globally
@alyssa456700961 I actually never even realized the thing with the hyenas in the Lion King, that's something I never picked up on until I watched the Mickey Mouse Monopoly
@DrossEduc307 In a sense, maybe it would be more important for Disney to actively acknowledge the harm in those movies and for parents to have discussions with their kids about those underlying messages. That would probably be even more beneficial than to delete them
@alyssa456700961 Honestly, there are so many I wouldn't show my kids, like Cinderella, Snow White, Pocahontas, Beauty and The Beast. I would be much more inclined to let them watch Moana or Frozen for example
@DrossEduc307 I had a similar discussion with some friends the other day. We were talking about an employer's right to your emails (emails you sent using their domain) after you've left the company... we didn't really land on a solid conclsion
#Lesson9 As an educator, your job should be to ensure that children feel safe in the classroom, thus limiting the chances of being bullied at home and at school. In addition, in today's society, children are searching potentially harmful content on the Internet. (4)
@mac_mill14 yeah, i agree, it's more important to teach them valuable skills regarding how to regulate their attention while working on school tasks rather than banning sites
@MarcoDu42499820 I definitely do sometimes through WhatsApp or Facebook if I'm going somewhere late or by myself, it does give me an added sense of physical safety