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Are you a Special Education teacher overwhelmed by behavior management challenges tied to social media use among your 6th–8th and high school students? Reclaim your sanity this year and foster a positive learning environment.

Introducing the Social Media Responsibility Workbook for Students: A Practical Guide for SEND Students – your go-to resource for teaching digital citizenship and responsible online behavior. This comprehensive workbook is tailored for middle and high school students with SEND, offering engaging activities, critical thinking prompts, and real-world applications to promote self-reflection and behavior change.

Save valuable planning time with ready-to-use materials that support diverse learning styles. The workbook encourages student engagement, problem-solving, and collaborative learning, moving beyond lectures to build real skills. It empowers students to make informed decisions about their online presence and promotes student autonomy through differentiated instruction.

More than just a workbook, this is a powerful tool to build a classroom culture rooted in responsible digital citizenship. Seamlessly integrate it into your existing curriculum with a structured format that ensures easy implementation and minimal disruption.

This isn’t just about managing behavior- it’s a proactive approach to creating a respectful, responsible digital culture in your classroom.

What’s Included:
Engaging activity sheets on social media responsibility
Comprehensive assessments to track progress
Printable worksheets for differentiated instruction
Effective behavior management strategies for back-to-school
Real-world problem-solving scenarios tied to social media use

Perfect For:
Special Education teachers (6th–12th grade)
Teachers integrating social-emotional learning (SEL)
Classroom management and behavior intervention
Back-to-school preparation and expectation setting
Emergency sub plans with meaningful content
Math intervention with social media-themed problem-solving
Built on collaborative learning, student choice, and critical thinking, this workbook helps students navigate the digital world with confidence. It bridges theory and practice, encouraging self-reflection and responsible online behavior.

Learning Objectives:
Identify responsible vs. irresponsible social media behaviors
Analyze consequences of online actions
Develop strategies for managing digital presence
Practice critical thinking and problem-solving in digital contexts
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