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due jan 19, 11:59 pm
the sexting video discussion questions
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if you were absent on thursday, jan 15th, watch the video and type your responses.

1. what are 4 things that stood out to you that were said in the video?
2. what is your response to them? do you agree/disagree, did anything they said surprise you? explain why.
3. what advice would you give the character, fiona, at the end of chapter 1?

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Explanation:

Since the video content is not provided, I'll give a general guide on how to answer these questions once you've watched the "Teen Voices: Sexting, Relationships, and Risks" video:

Question 1: 4 things that stood out

After watching the video, identify 4 key points (e.g., statistics about sexting, personal stories, advice from experts, or risks highlighted). For example:

• “Many teens sext without fully understanding legal consequences.”
• “Sexting can damage relationships due to trust issues.”
• “Digital content is hard to delete and can be shared widely.”
• “Teens often feel pressure to sext to fit in with peers.”

Question 2: Your response

For each of the 4 points, explain if you agree/disagree or if anything surprised you. Example:

• Legal consequences: I agree—teens might not realize sexting (especially with minors) could be a crime. It surprised me how serious the penalties are.
• Relationship damage: I agree—sharing intimate photos without consent breaks trust. I wasn’t surprised, but it’s a good reminder of how permanent digital actions are.

Question 3: Advice for Fiona (Chapter 1)

Assume Fiona is facing a sexting-related dilemma (e.g., pressure to send/receive sexts, or dealing with shared content). Advise her to:

• “Talk to a trusted adult (like a parent or counselor) about the pressure to sext—they can offer perspective.”
• “Remember that once you send a photo, you lose control of it—wait until you’re 100% sure it’s safe and legal.”
• “Set boundaries with peers: say ‘no’ to sexting and explain you value your privacy/theirs.”

To complete the assignment, watch the video, extract specific details, and personalize your responses with examples from the video!

If you need help structuring after watching, share the video’s key themes, and I can refine the answers.

Answer:

Since the video content is not provided, I'll give a general guide on how to answer these questions once you've watched the "Teen Voices: Sexting, Relationships, and Risks" video:

Question 1: 4 things that stood out

After watching the video, identify 4 key points (e.g., statistics about sexting, personal stories, advice from experts, or risks highlighted). For example:

• “Many teens sext without fully understanding legal consequences.”
• “Sexting can damage relationships due to trust issues.”
• “Digital content is hard to delete and can be shared widely.”
• “Teens often feel pressure to sext to fit in with peers.”

Question 2: Your response

For each of the 4 points, explain if you agree/disagree or if anything surprised you. Example:

• Legal consequences: I agree—teens might not realize sexting (especially with minors) could be a crime. It surprised me how serious the penalties are.
• Relationship damage: I agree—sharing intimate photos without consent breaks trust. I wasn’t surprised, but it’s a good reminder of how permanent digital actions are.

Question 3: Advice for Fiona (Chapter 1)

Assume Fiona is facing a sexting-related dilemma (e.g., pressure to send/receive sexts, or dealing with shared content). Advise her to:

• “Talk to a trusted adult (like a parent or counselor) about the pressure to sext—they can offer perspective.”
• “Remember that once you send a photo, you lose control of it—wait until you’re 100% sure it’s safe and legal.”
• “Set boundaries with peers: say ‘no’ to sexting and explain you value your privacy/theirs.”

To complete the assignment, watch the video, extract specific details, and personalize your responses with examples from the video!

If you need help structuring after watching, share the video’s key themes, and I can refine the answers.