Cherish life and stay away from Internet addiction - Internet security education theme class meeting

Cherish life and stay away from Internet addiction? The purpose of the class meeting on the theme of network security education:

1. Understand the various hidden dangers that exist on the Internet and learn to operate in the virtual network world Protect your own interests;

2. Treat all kinds of temptations rationally and resist the erosion of bad thoughts;

3. Know the dangers of addiction to online games and sound the alarm with bloody facts Alarm bell.

Class meeting process:

1. Introduction to class meeting

The emergence of computer networks and the international Internet has caused the wave of information networking to sweep across the world. According to statistics in 2001, the number of people using the Internet in my country has reached 26.5 million and is doubling every year, of which 80% are teenagers. The Internet provides us with abundant information resources and creates wonderful entertainment time and space. It has become an important platform for us to learn knowledge, exchange ideas, and have leisure and entertainment, and has enhanced our communication with the outside world. But the Internet is a double-edged sword, and some harmful content can easily cause harm to us, especially young people. For example, some of our classmates browse unhealthy content such as pornography and violence online, and are addicted to online chatting and online games with low-level and vulgar content. The characteristics of the Internet - no time difference and zero distance - allow harmful content to spread around the world at an unprecedented speed, and its harmful content can even cause physical harm to us. So, how should we protect our own interests in the virtual online world?

2. Class meeting content

(1) Network security knowledge survey

Teacher: The following problems are encountered by students while surfing the Internet. How do you deal with them?

1. Do you control the Internet? How do you arrange your time? What do you usually do? Things?

2. Have you protected your Internet password and personal information?

3. Will you disclose your name, home address, school name or phone number? , photos, etc., provide them to chat rooms or public forums?

4. Will you accept documents and other information sent by people you don’t know? Why?

5 , How will you deal with harmful information such as hints, provocations, threats, etc.?

6. What attitude will you adopt towards websites that publish harmful information, unhealthy chat rooms and unhealthy pages?

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7. Have you ever been to an Internet cafe to surf the Internet? What did you do?

8. Do you play online games? What type is it? Can you imitate the language and actions in the game? ?Do the classmates around you imitate or even talk about it often?

9. If you have classmates or relatives and friends who are addicted to online games, can you talk about their performance?

Teacher: It seems that students have a relatively comprehensive understanding of network security, and they can control themselves rationally and not be eroded by bad thoughts.

It is said that the current negative impact of China's Internet mainly has the following three aspects: First, domestic and foreign hostile forces publish a large amount of reactionary, inflammatory, pornographic, violent and vulgar content on the Internet. Cause serious adverse effects on the physical and mental health of minors. Secondly, many criminals use the platforms provided by websites and Internet cafes to target minors who have weak self-control and use the opportunity of online chatting to find targets to commit fraud, robbery, rape and other criminal activities, directly affecting the personal safety of minors. pose a threat. Third, being addicted to the Internet or even online games not only affects the learning and mental health of minors, but may also lead minors to go astray: imitating the language or actions in the game, causing tragedy.

(2) Look at the cases and materials and talk about your feelings

Case 1: Students from a primary school in Ronggui, Shunde imitated scenes from online games and fought during recess. Classmates Xiao Peng and Xiao Gong each played hostile characters in a popular online game. During the battle, Xiao Gong accidentally stabbed Xiao Peng to death with a switchblade.

Case 2: Eight teenagers in Meishan City, Sichuan Province who were obsessed with the Internet were not satisfied with killing each other in the virtual world. They turned their attack target to a 14-year-old middle school student who was alive and full of flesh and blood. Until the target falls forever

Case 3: Xiaowei, a third-year junior high school student in the 53rd Regiment of the Third Agricultural Division of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, was originally a good student with both good conduct and academic performance. Since he fell in love with a girl in an Internet cafe, After playing an online game called "Legend", his performance plummeted. On the one hand, his parents' expectation that he should go to a key middle school, and on the other hand, the temptation of online games, kept him in conflict. Xiaowei believed that the Internet cafe had affected his academic performance, so he stabbed Chen Juan, the owner of the Internet cafe, to death with a dagger.

Case 4: Zhao Gang, a homeless boy from Heping Village, Pingquan Town, Jianyang City, was killed. His head was smashed, and there were several stab wounds on the body. His death was horrific. But what is shocking is that the murderers of the teenager were actually three technical secondary school students who were fond of playing "killing games" online. Their purpose of killing was just to test their "how brave" they were.

Case 5: A 14-year-old boy in Nanjing changed his school schedule to fool his parents in order to surf the Internet. After being discovered, he shouted at his parents: "You have to go online even if you sell blood!"

< p> Case 6: Three 14-year-old teenagers from a school in Beijing were addicted to online games and ran away together. They left home for 12 days without any news; a 17-year-old boy from Nanjing was addicted to online games and ran away for more than 80 days. Their parents were looking for him everywhere and were worried.

Case 7: In order to persuade her son who has been addicted to Internet cafes for a long time, a mother persuaded her son to jump into the river to die. Unexpectedly, the mother jumped into the river, and the son turned a blind eye and left alone. Fortunately, the police from the Longwangmiao Police Station of the Wuhan Shuishui Public Security Bureau arrived in time to rescue him and the tragedy did not occur.

Thinking: Why do these tragedies happen? What do you think of them? What would you ask of yourself?

Teacher: The occurrence of these tragedies is certainly not accidental. Behind it is a huge army of young people playing online games. According to the latest statistics, there are currently about 20 million teenagers playing online games in China, 2.6 million of whom are addicted to online games. Previously, Shanghai Youth Internet Addiction Survey results showed that the overall incidence rate of Internet addiction among teenagers in the city was 14.2%. ?Internet addiction? has become an inducement for these teenagers to intensify family conflicts and participate in illegal crimes.

Internet addiction: It can cause autonomic nervous disorder, imbalance of hormone levels in the body, reduced immune function, cardiovascular disease, gastrointestinal neurosis, tension headaches, anxiety, depression, etc., and can even lead to resulting in death.

(3) How to treat the Internet correctly

Teacher: What we just talked about are the harm caused by excessive addiction to the Internet. However, the Internet still has many uses. It has built a good environment for us. A broad platform for independent learning, it allows us to obtain more information and knowledge, "see the world without leaving home"; it provides us with a broad space to participate in social activities, it enriches our lives, and gets rid of ?Two points and one line? The monotony of reading life. Therefore, we must learn to use the Internet correctly. So, how to surf the Internet correctly? (student discussion)

Teacher summary:

1. Establish a correct purpose for surfing the Internet, formulate an Internet plan, arrange time reasonably, and pay attention to Internet safety.< /p>

Before surfing the Internet, decide the time and purpose of surfing the Internet. You can even invite your parents to go online with you, and be polite and have a good attitude when talking to friends online or sending EMAILs. Do not disclose your information freely online. Not to mention casual dating of netizens. All unknown emails will be deleted. If you see inappropriate content and websites, leave them voluntarily.

2. Stay away from chat rooms, games, BBS, and bad websites.

When surfing the Internet, try to stay away from chat rooms, BBS, and bad websites. When downloading, try to use downloading tools, such as Internet Express, Internet Ant, Internet Transmission Belt and other download software, to increase the download speed. If you spend too much time reading online, you can try reading books and newspapers again. Firstly, you can protect your eyesight, and secondly, you can control the time you spend online. If you still can't change it, you can download the article first and read it when you have time. Try not to affect normal study and rest.

3. Develop good study and living habits.

Start with yourself, start with small things in a targeted manner, gradually cultivate and exercise your willpower, try to enrich your after-school life, participate in more physical exercises, communicate more with classmates and friends, and participate in more classes and Group activities in school.

3. Class meeting summary

The Internet adds fresh and bright colors to our peaceful life, broadens our horizons, increases our knowledge, and gives us the opportunity to release our emotions. However, the harm of being addicted to the Internet cannot be underestimated. Therefore, we must take care of ourselves and never lose ourselves in this virtual world.

Finally, let us read aloud the "National Youth Internet Civilization Convention":

Be good at online learning and do not browse bad information;

Be honest and friendly Communicate and do not insult or deceive others;

It is necessary to enhance self-protection awareness and do not date netizens at will;

It is necessary to maintain network security and not disrupt network order;

To It is good for physical and mental health and does not indulge in virtual time and space.