Student Reflection & Discussion Discussion Discussion

What I Would Like to Say Is…

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We Were Here Lesson Guide

Part 1: Understanding the Message

1. In your own words, what do you think the author means by: “It is not what we accumulate, but what we disseminate, that tells the story of our lives.”

2. What are some examples of things people accumulate on social media?

3. What are some examples of things people disseminate or spread online?

Part 2: Thinking Critically About Sharing

4. Why do you think some things are better kept private instead of shared online?

5. How can sharing negative behavior affect:

The person being recorded?

The person sharing the content?

Other students watching online?

6. Do people always think about consequences before posting? Why or why not?

Part 3: Influence and Responsibility

7. How might a post from one student influence someone in another country or community?

8. What does legacy mean to you? How can social media become part of a person’s legacy?

Part 4: Personal Reflection

9. Choose two of the questions below and explain why they matter:

1. Does this harm someone? 2. Does this respect dignity? 3. Does this teach something positive? 4. Would I be proud of this later in life?

Explain why the two questions you selected matter. Please mention the question numbers:

10. What is something positive you believe should be shared more often online? Why?

Part 5: Closing Thought

11. Complete this sentence honestly:

“From now on, I will be more mindful about what I share online by…”

Extension

Write a short paragraph or poem about the kind of digital legacy you want to leave behind.
Create a poster or quote encouraging responsible sharing on social media.