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LESSON PLAN Level: Grades 78 About the Author: Matthew Johnson, Director of Education, Media Smarts Duration: 75 minutes Playing With Privacy Overview In this lesson, students are introduced to the

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1. Start by clearly defining the goals and objectives of the lesson. Determine what specific privacy-related topics or skills you want to cover.
2. Consider the age and background of your audience. Tailor the lesson content and examples to be relevant and relatable for them.
3. Research and gather relevant materials and resources. This could include articles, case studies, videos, or interactive tools that help illustrate privacy concepts effectively.
4. Organize the lesson structure by breaking it into sections or modules. Clearly outline the main points that will be covered in each section.
5. Develop engaging activities or exercises that allow students to actively participate and apply their knowledge. These could include group discussions, role-playing scenarios, or hands-on privacy-related tasks.
6. Incorporate real-world examples and practical tips to make the lesson more relatable and useful for the learners. This helps them understand how privacy applies to their everyday lives.
7. Provide clear instructions and guidelines for any assignments or assessments related to the lesson. Make sure students understand the expectations and objectives of these tasks.
8. Finally, evaluate the effectiveness of the lesson. Gather feedback from students and reflect on what worked well and what could be improved for future lessons on privacy.

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1. Students and young learners who are growing up in an increasingly digital world where privacy is a crucial concern.
2. Educators and teachers who want to incorporate privacy-related topics into their curriculum to enhance their students' understanding and awareness.
3. Parents and guardians who want to educate their children about online safety and privacy best practices to protect their personal information.

Overall, anyone who values privacy and wants to learn more about its importance, as well as the measures they can take to safeguard their personal data, can benefit from a lesson playing with privacy.

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