Through my experience at school, I made a moral education material in English. I may be able to use it as a reading material for my English class. :P

Read the following passage and answer the questions below.

What is appropriate online communication with your classmates?

Kazu uses Twitter. One day, he was surfing on the app and found messages from his classmates. “Why don’t you date with Umi in your class, Kazu?” “Yeah, yeah you should get her.” “She can be your girlfriend.”

There were several messages to tell Kazu to date with a girl, Umi on Twitter.

Umi is a girl in Kazu’s class. Kazu and Umi go to the same sport club. Kazu has known her for years.

Kazu replied to his classmates, “Well, if she liked it, I wouldn’t mind dating with her…”

Umi also saw the message that Kazu sent to his classmates. Umi was surprised and upset with Kazu. Umi wrote a comment to complain about Kazu on her own Twitter page with her anger.

Q1: What is the problem?

Q2: Why do you think Kazu and Umi couldn’t stop writing their messages on Twitter?

Q3: Who is bad?

Q4: What do you think you should do if you were in the same situation as Kazu’s?

Q5: What do you think you should do if you were in the same situation as Umi’s?

Q6: What should we do to solve the above issue triggered by Kazu’s classmates?

I'm not exactly sure which parts to try and rework so I decided to try rewriting the whole message, apologies if it's at all excessive 🙏


Using my experience at school, I made some materials for moral education in English. I may also be able to use it as reading material for my English class. :P

Read the following passage and answer the questions below.

What online conduct is appropriate with your classmates?

Kazu uses Twitter. One day, he was browsing the app when he found messages from his classmates. "Why don't you date Umi?" "Yeah, you should try going out with her." "She could be your girlfriend."

There were several messages on twitter telling Kazu to date a girl named Umi. Umi is a girl in Kazu's class who goes to the same sports club and who he's known for years.

Kazu replies to his classmates, "Well, if she wanted to, I wouldn't mind dating her..."

Umi also saw the messages that Kazu sent to his classmates and was surprised and upset with Kazu. Umi wrote a comment complaining about Kazu on her own Twitter page, venting her anger.

Q1: What is the problem with this scenario?

Q2: (I'm not sure I completely understand the intent behind this question, I'm not sure the context fully and clearly supports it, but I'll make an assumption) Why do you think Kazu and Umi couldn't stop writing messages on Twitter as opposed to directly confronting each other?

Q3: Who is in the wrong, and why?

Q4: What do you think you should do if you were in (the same situation as Kazu / Kazu's situation)?

Q5: What do you think you should do if you were in (the same situation as Umi / Umi's situation)?

Q6: What action should have been taken to resolve the issue caused by Kazu's classmates?