CYBER BULLYING

How to Respond

I can advocate for myself and others to transform conflict into opportunities for deeper understanding and restorative solutions.

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I can identify and construct my own support system and establish healthy physical and emotional boundaries.

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Learning Intentions

• You will be able to identify cyberbullying.

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• You will know how to deal with cyberbullying
• You will be able to identify strategies to deal with a conflict.
• You will be able to know when to get support in a conflict or bullying situation.

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What are the pros and cons of social media?

PROS

CONS

What is Cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying occurs when someone uses technology to demean, inflict harm, or cause pain to another person.

Cyberbullying and the Dangers Surrounding it

Where can/does cyberbullying take place?

Social Media

Messaging Apps

Online Gaming

Effects of Cyberbullying

What can you do?

Stay Safe

Don’t give out personal information.

Be Kind

Pause and think twice before you post.

Report It

Tell an adult if you see cyberbullying.

Remove Access

Block the person and close the application.

How do you show up in a Conflict?

Conflicts are disagreements.

• Conflicts are a normal part of life.
• Conflicts can happen when people want, need, or expect different things.

Bullying V.S. Conflict…

How Do You Deal with Bullying/Conflict?

Healthy Steps For Responding To Conflict

Step 1: Manage Your Emotions

When you are calm, you are able to listen and problem-solve. Try a coping strategy like taking a breath, going on a walk, or counting.

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Step 4: Get Help When You Need It

Talk to an adult an adult you trust if someone is bullying you.

Step 3: Communicate Respectfully

Pick your battles. Talk about yourself and not others. Offer a solution. It’s ok to agree to disagree.

Step 2: Show You’re Listening

Look at the person speaking by giving eye contact. Listen with curiosity and intention. Keep your body calm and relaxed.

Bystander

A person who sees or knows about bullying that is happening and does nothing about it.

A supportive person to someone who has been bullied.

Upstander

Ally

A person who confronts a bully or tells a trusted adult.

BRAINSTORM

Sam is in a Snapchat group chat and she gets a message from another student that is filled with insults about her and her little sister.

What is the best way to deal with this situation?

What are some mistakes she should avoid in this situation?

BRAINSTORM

Nyla sat with friends at lunch, talking about their favorite video games. Nyla’s other friends though that Nyla was ignoring them all during lunch.

What is the best way to deal with this situation?

What are some mistakes she should avoid in this situation?

BRAINSTORM

Jacob posts a video on TikTok of him spilling the tea about other students personal business.Other students reply to his post adding additional unkind comments.

What is the best way to deal with this situation?

What wisdom would you share with an friend going through this situation?

BRAINSTORM

Artemis was working on a school project but accidentally lost part of it. The other group members started a group chat complaining about Artemis.

What is the best way to deal with this situation?

What wisdom would you share with an friend going through this situation?

Speak Out! Be a Upstander!

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