Guidance on ‘Resilient online’
A guide has been developed to help teachers make the theme ‘Resilient online’ open for discussion. In the Resilient online guide, you can read about what children of different ages may encounter, get tips on how to discuss online safety in the classroom and learn how pupils can deal with unsafe online situations.
The guide can be downloaded from 1 February onwards on the theme page of Spring Fever Week. The appendix to the guide contains various lessons that you can teach about online resilience.
Teaching tips and lesson suggestions
- Preferably address this subject as part of a lesson on relationships and sexuality. Use a recognised teaching method for this.
- In the Kriebels in je buik teaching method, the theme is embedded in various lessons. View the free demo lessons from Kriebels in je buik here.
- View more information about these teaching packages in the materials overview.
Webinar on Online Desires and Boundaries
What do primary school pupils experience online? What influence does online life have on the development of their self-image and resilience? What dangers, challenges and opportunities are they exposed to? Media educator Jacqueline Kleijer talks more about this in the webinar ‘Online Desires and Boundaries’. The webinar is organised by Gezonde School.
- Monday 5 February, 15:00–17:00 (online)
- For teachers, internal support coordinators and school directors working in primary education
- Register for the webinar
Webinar for school leaders: Spring Fever Week
For school leaders, thorough preparation for this week, together with teachers and parents, is important. In the webinar, you will learn what the Week involves and how it relates to a vision of relational and sexual education, how you can support teaching staff and how you can conduct conversations with parents. The webinar is organised by Gezonde School.
- Tuesday 6 February, 14:00–16:00 (online)
- For school leaders
- Register for the webinar for school leaders
For teachers
- How do you do it: practising with situations
- Knowledge base on sexting and the unwanted distribution of images
- Guide to Online Sexuality for Primary Education
Classroom materials
About Spring Fever Week
Spring Fever Week is an initiative of Rutgers and the GGD public health services to support schools in making a good start with relational and sexual education.