EP-II Training Curriculum: Lesson Plans.

Efficient Parenting – Lesson Plans Page 120 /170 Tools and settings available on digital platforms that allow parents to monitor and restrict the content their children can access. These controls help manage children's exposure to inappropriate content and set screen time limits. Personal Data Information related to an individual that can be used to identify them. This includes names, email addresses, photos, and other personal identifiers collected by websites, apps, and social media platforms. Privacy Settings Configurations on digital platforms that control who can see personal information, posts, and other data shared online. They help users regulate the visibility of their content and manage access to their accounts. Reflection Activity An activity designed to encourage learners to think critically about their personal experiences, behaviors, or decisions related to a specific topic, such as digital privacy or safety, often as part of self-assessment or improvement. Role-Play An instructional technique where learners act out scenarios related to specific real-life situations. In the context of digital safety, role-play can help parents practice responding to online risks such as cyberbullying or stranger danger. Third-Party Apps Applications or services developed by an external entity, not by the original digital platform or device provider. These apps can access personal information if linked to social media, gaming, or other accounts, posing potential privacy risks. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) A security process in which users provide two different authentication factors to verify their identity when logging into a digital platform. This adds an extra layer of security beyond just a password, often involving a code sent to a phone. User Permissions Settings that allow apps or websites to access specific data or functions on a user’s device, such as location, contacts, or camera. Managing these permissions helps protect personal privacy. Web Quest An inquiry-based learning activity where learners explore online resources, complete tasks, and reflect on their findings, often aimed at encouraging research skills and practical application of concepts like digital safety.