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Coincidentally as education announcements were made in Parliament, our team of trainers were out and about conducting our ‘Social Media: Online Reputation’ module in two different schools. Here is what the teachers and students had to say:

“Very current examples compared to other cyber wellness packages which are quite dated and do not involve social media trends that the students are familiar with.”
– Teacher, Ang Mo Kio Secondary School

“I like the way she explains the different kinds of post that people post and also the effect of posting our pictures online.”
– Student, Ang Mo Kio Secondary School

“The most impactful thing I learnt was that are pictures and videos that can be potentially sensitive and harmful to one's self and the society.”
– Student, Bartley Secondary School

The latest announcements from Parliament directly align with the #medialiteracy work that we believe in and continue to do. Over the last decade, Kingmaker (and now Media Literacy School) has been partnering with schools to customise developmental #cyberwellness framework that engage and value-add. We look forward to more good work to come!

Read more online at The Straits Times.