LGP stands for Learn: Guide: Protect: It is a frame-work that supports schools in creating a culture of responsible, safe use of digital technologies.
LGP promotes a student-centered approach to teaching and learning about cybersafety and digital citizenship across the curriculum.
Learn: Guide: Protect: has three components or layers:
- The skills students learn to keep themselves safe.
- The guidance they need from educators to learn how to manage challenges.
- The protective mechanisms schools can use to improve their immediate safety.
The website www.mylgp.org.nz acts as a central hub of content, suggestions and ideas for building an effective school based digital citizenship education programme.
You can read more about the LGP framework in this PDF discussion document
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