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10 gode råd til at holde det rart at være på nettet

1. Ros/ anerkendelse
2. Konstruktiv Kritik
3. Hold den gode tone
4. Bliv på egen banehalvdel
5. Tænk over om din kommentar er Nødvendig
6. Adskil sag og person
7. Ingen racisme
8. Ingen trusler
9. Ikke dele billeder og oplysninger uden tilladelse
10. Lad vær med at narre andre

Mine forventninger til skoleåret er at det bliver et hårdt men udfordrende år både mht. faget Informatik da det er et helt nyt fag for mig. Men også generelt fordi jeg har haft en 4 måneder lang pause fra skole og arbejde. Så jeg går fra bare at nyde tilværelsen til at skulle gå i skole omkring 32 timer om ugen. Til så at skulle møde hver dag klokken 8 og have fra klokken 15:15 jeg har en positiv indstilling til min skolegang det kommende år og det skal nok blive godt, sjovt og underholdene.

Jeg håber på at faget Informatik åbner mine øjne for endnu flere skjulte computertricks så jeg lever op til mine forældres teori om at jeg er en lille computernørd som altid ved hvad man skal gøre når der er noget galt med de forskellige devices

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