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Teaching ‘Computer crime’ for Grade 10

Teaching computer crime in Grade 10 helps learners understand information theft, data theft, and identity theft while exploring the role of hackers. Discover interactive ideas, offline resources, and relatable examples to make these legal and ethical issues relevant and practical for your learners. Share your teaching experiences!
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Teaching ‘Computer crimes ‘ for Grade 12

Dive into practical and ethical discussions about computer crimes with your Grade 12 students. This CAPS-aligned topic covers hardware theft, phishing, spoofing, and more, while promoting critical thinking and practical safety tips for navigating the digital world. Explore engaging, hands-on ways to teach these concepts in a relatable, impactful manner.
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