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Digital Resilience and Wellbeing

Read the situations and complete each task. There is no single right answer to the reflection questions: choose strategies that feel safe and realistic. If an online experience is worrying you, tell a trusted adult.

Mission 1: Spot the signals

Digital resilience means being able to respond to difficult online experiences, get support and recover. It does not mean having to cope alone.

1.A group chat gets busy while Anya is trying to sleep. What is the most helpful choice?
  • Stay awake and answer every message straight away
  • Mute notifications for the night and check in tomorrow
  • Feel guilty for not replying
2.After scrolling for a long time, Alex has a headache, feels irritable and keeps checking for new updates. Name two clues that Alex may need a break.
3.If a post makes you feel upset, taking a pause and talking to someone you trust can be a sensible next step.
TrueFalse

Mission 2: Make a safer plan

Online problems can feel intense. You can take practical steps and ask for help; you are not responsible for fixing harmful behaviour on your own.

4.Taylor receives repeated unkind messages. Write a safe order for these actions: tell a trusted adult; save evidence if safe; block or report the account.
5.A dramatic headline says a local park is closing tomorrow, but gives no source. What is one good check to make before sharing it?
6.Riley sees a stream of perfect holiday photos and starts thinking everyone else has a better life. Suggest one thought or action that could help Riley handle fear of missing out (FOMO).
7.Match each digital wellbeing strategy to what it can help with.
  • Mute notifications at bedtime
  • Block and report repeated harassment
  • Check where a surprising claim came from
  • Take a screen break and stretch
  • Reduce contact and alert the platform
  • Rest your eyes and body
  • Judge whether information is trustworthy
  • Protect sleep and quiet time
8.Your friend says a classmate is being targeted in a group chat. Write two supportive things you could do. Include when you would ask an adult for help.

Mission 3: Design your wellbeing toolkit

Small choices can make technology work better for you. Your plan can change when your needs change.

9.Complete this practical digital boundary: “When I notice that I am feeling after being online, I can .”
10.Write a short plan with one screen-time boundary, one way to get support, and one offline activity that helps you feel well. Choose realistic ideas that suit you.

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