Talk of digital footprints sounds like nothing but danger. But some things are worth having stay.
Work you made, records you kept, notes from what you looked into. These help you later on.
A Record Speaks Louder Than a Claim
Showing what you made says more than saying "I worked hard." With dates attached, it also shows you kept at it.
When you apply for something in middle or high school, having these to hand helps.
They don't have to be special works. The number of practice sessions, or the names of books you read, is plenty.
Choose How You Keep Them
You don't have to publish everything. Saving them for yourself and showing them only when needed is fine.
Take out anything showing your name or school, and keep faces out. Make it safe first. Agree with your family how far to share.
Save one thing you made this month, with the date on it.
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value growing the footprints worth keeping.
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