Today in computing we have been learning about the benefits and risks of looking at information about health and wellbeing online. We learnt that not all information we read about online is true and reading information about our health online could lead to us doing something unhealthy or becoming worried, so we have to be careful when researching things about our health online. What could you do if you were worried about your health and wellbeing Year 5?
Today in computing, we learned about the benefits and risks of accessing health information online. Two of the benefits of using the internet for health information are finding fake information and being worried by what you read. To find reliable health information, use the NHS website. Another good thing about health information online is that it is quicker. If you did find information online that worried you, you need to talk to a trusted adult.
Today in computing, we have been learning about the benefits and risks of looking at information about health and well-being online. If you are hurt, you should look at a trusted website like the NHS website or talk to a medical professional such as a doctor, not YouTube or Google! We learnt that not all information we read about online is true, and reading information about our health online could lead to us doing something unhealthy or becoming worried, so we have to be careful when researching things about our health online. Some risks are making it worse or curing something that you don’t need to cure. You should not use Google or AI to help. You might even see misinformation. If you have worries about your health and wellbeing, you need to talk to trusted adults.
Today we learnt about accessing information about health online. The benefits of good health information online is it could save your life by giving you first aid information quickly, and it could reassure you if you are worried about something. On the bad side of this health information is that it could put your life in serious danger if the information is fake. If you are worried about your health and wellbeing you need to talk to trusted adults.
Today we were learning about accessing health information online. Two benefits of looking online are: saving doctors’ time and saving your time looking at Google, as well as helping you out in an emergency. The best website is the NHS if you are researching online, as the information is true. Two risks are getting the wrong medicine, so you could die or getting the wrong treatment, so you don’t know what to do. You could tell a doctor instead of searching up on Google for help.
Today in computing, we were learning about the benefits and risks of accessing health information online. Some benefits are that it saves some time and it gives you the information quickly. It gives ideas for how to use a first aid kit. Some risks are misinformation, not the right medication, which might be fake and dangerous. You might be anxious because you think you are really sick, even if that is wrong. You could tell a trusted adult, a teacher and a doctor if you are worried about health things.
Today, Year 5 learnt about the benefits and risks of searching medical things online in things like Google. We learnt that not everything is true online and that it can be risky to search for serious things on ChatGPT or other AI tools. Some benefits of these actions are that you save time, you save the doctor’s time, you can help yourself or someone in an emergency rapidly, and you can find ideas about first aid on tools like Google. However, there are many risks taken if you do this, like if you order things online, like pills, it could have poison or chemicals that will affect you really badly. Secondly, there could be misinformation. This can affect you if you search for something when you’re ill, it could say something serious and wrong, which might cause you anxiety! There are certain websites, like the NHS, which will tell you true information about your health and you can always ask trusted adults or doctors for help.
Today we learnt about accessing health information online. Some benefits of looking at health and well-being information online are that it can quickly give you information and help you in emergencies. Some of the risks are that if you buy some medicine online and if you don’t know what is in it, it could be a risk to your life. You could tell a trusted adult or a medical professional if you are worried about your health.
In today’s lesson, we have learnt about the benefits of accessing health online and the risks of accessing health online. So first of all, let’s talk about some benefits of accessing health online. It can give information quickly and give them ideas for first aid. Second, there are some risks of accessing health information online. It is very dangerous because it can give you false information, which could make you more ill, and the second thing is that people might not ask doctors for any help. If you need help, you should talk to a trusted adult or doctor, but you should try to tell a doctor if you are hurt. If you need help, you should look at the NHS website, which is the best thing you can do, as it gives you advice.
Today in computing, we have been learning about the benefits and risks of accessing health information online. So two things that are good about accessing health information online are saving time, and it gives quick information, which could be useful in an emergency. Two risks of accessing health information online are that if you type something in on google it might say something bad, and you might get anxious and panic, and people might stop asking doctors when they are ill. If you are ill, you could tell a teacher, a trusted adult and a doctor.
Today in computing, we learnt the benefits and risks of looking at information about health and well-being online. Some benefits of looking at health information online are giving information quickly, saving time and saving the doctor’s time. Some risks of looking at health are misinformation, medication bought online might be fake or dangerous, and it might make you anxious or panic. Something you could do instead is tell a trusted adult or a doctor/ medical professional.
Today in computing, we learned about the benefits and risks of looking up information about health. We learnt that not all information online is true. The benefits of accessing health information online is it gives information, saves your time and saves doctors’ time. The risk of health information online is that it might make you anxious and panic, and medication brought online might be fake or dangerous. If you are worried about your wellbeing you need to talk to your trusted adults or see a doctor.
Today in year 5, we learnt about searching for health problem solutions and accessing health information online. The benefits of accessing health information online are saving time for doctors/nurses and for you! Plus, it gives you information quicker instead of having to wait for an appointment, then go and see a doctor and wait again in the waiting room. It can also help you in an emergency. Sometimes, there can be risks of accessing information for health online, things like getting misinformation, buying dangerous recommendations for medication, or it might be fake. It can also make you feel really worried about your health, which is bad for mental health!
Today in computing, we have been learning about the benefits and risks of looking at information about health and well-being online. Some benefits of looking things up online are that you could save your time, or it could help in an emergency. Some risks are that some information can be false, so it might not help, and it could make you worried. You should see a doctor if you are worried about your health.
Today, we were learning about the benefits of accessing health information online in computing. We learnt that if you were sick and didn’t want to book an appointment because it would take you too long, you could ask the NHS website what could help you get better. But we also learnt it could be dangerous because sometimes AI could lie as well as Google and other apps, so you need to be careful about what information you trust. If you are not sure, you should ask a trusted adult for help.
Today we learnt about accessing health information online. Some benefits of looking at health and wellbeing information online are: it saves doctors time, gives information quickly and gives you ideas for first-aid / helping themselves in emergency situations! Some of the risks are: getting misinformation, things online may be fake products, and it might make you feel anxious or make you panic. Instead of Googling health information, you could tell a trusted adult or a doctor/ medical professional for ideas or help.
Today we learnt about accessing health information online. Here are some benefits of using Google to find information for your health. It can save people’s time and give them useful emergency or first aid information. Some of the risks are if the information is fake, which can put your life in danger because you don’t know if it is fake or not and means you might not get the right treatment. Instead, you should talk to a trusted adult or the doctors.
Today in computing, we have been learning about the benefits and risks of looking at information about health and well-being online. Some benefits of looking at health and wellbeing information online are: it gives information quickly, saves time for you as you don’t need to go to the doctors, and it might give people ideas for first aid in an emergency situation, as you can get information quickly. There are some risks with accessing health information online. Some risks of looking at health and well-being information online are: it might make you anxious or panic if you Google something scary, and people might put off asking doctors for help; the information could be misinformation. If you are concerned about health issues, instead of googling, you should tell a trusted adult, a doctor or a medical professional.
Today we learnt about accessing health information online. Some benefits of accessing health information online are: it saves time, gives them ideas for first aid, and if the information is accurate, it can help people help themselves, and it gives information quick. Some risks of accessing health information online are: misinformation, medication bought online might be fake or dangerous, it might make you anxious, and people might put off asking doctors for help. If you are worried about your health and wellbeing, you need to talk to trusted adults.
Today, we learned about accessing health information online. Some benefits of accessing health information online are: it gives information quickly, and it saves time as you don’t need to go to the doctor. However, there are some risks associated with accessing health information online: It can give you false information and can make you quite anxious if you read something that could be wrong with you, which is scary. Instead of Googling, you should contact a doctor and have a check-up if you are worried.
Today is a really important lesson about accessing health information online. If you search online about a health issue you were worried about, such as if your stomach was hurting and you searched on how to feel better, you might find fake information, and you would believe it and do it, but soon enough, you might get even worse. If you are worried about your health and wellbeing, you need to talk to trusted adults so they can take you to medical professionals if you need it. We also found out that on social media, they use advertisements or paid promotions for money from the company. They do this because they just want money, and the company will gain more money because of their popularity.
Today, we were learning the risks and benefits of accessing health and well-being information online. The benefits of accessing health information online are that it gives information quickly and saves time, as you don’t have to go to the doctor. You might also be able to access useful first aid information on reliable websites such as the NHS website. Some risks of accessing health information online are: misinformation, medication brought online could be fake/wrong, and it might make you panic or feel anxious if you Google it. If you were in a situation where you were worried about your health, you should talk to your parents so they can take you to the doctor.
Today we did a Computing lesson about the benefits and risks of health information online, seeing what types of websites could have fake or true facts. For example, if you wanted to search for something that was bothering you and used AI, it could really tell a lot of fake information that you shouldn’t trust. The really safe websites that give really good information, like Childline and NHS, can really help if there is anything wrong that you are worried about. If you are worried, you can tell a trusted adult, your teacher or a doctor if there is a serious situation. If you are worrying or feeling panicked, go to the NHS website, a pharmacist or a doctor to get help.
Today in computing, we have been learning about the benefits and risks of looking at information about health and well-being online. We learnt that not all information we read about online is true, and reading information about our health online could lead to us doing something unhealthy or becoming worried, so we have to be careful when researching things about our health online. Sometimes, using the internet to research health information can be helpful, as it can give you information quickly, which is useful if the information is accurate. If you have worries about your health you need to talk to your trusted adults.
Today we learnt about our health and getting help from the internet. Some benefits of using the internet are that we can save someone’s life by finding first aid information, and we can get help more quickly. However, not all information online will be true, and so it could be dangerous if someone trusts it and then doesn’t get help from a doctor. If you are worried about your health, you need to talk to trusted adults so they can take you to a medical professional.
Today we learnt about accessing health information online. We also learnt how to tell if health information online is true. One of the websites you should go to for help information is the NHS. An example of what is bad online is that they might give you misinformation, and another one is they might tell you that something is really wrong with you, like you have a brain tumour, but you just have a cold, and the bad thing about that is it can cause you to panic and be anxious. A good thing about checking online for help information is that if it works, it could save a person’s life. Another good thing is that it could be a former doctor who made that video or post, and it might be really easy to access and really help you. If you are worried about your health you should talk to a trusted adult and a doctor.