Reality Vs Cyber
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Anti Bullying Activities
Lesson Plans by Patrick Healey
The impact of bullying on the victim is immense, usually leading to increased anxiety, depression, and loss of interest. These effects usually continue into teenage years and adulthood. It’s imperative to talk about this with your students, and these activities and scenarios will help.
Internet Safety and Digital Citizenship
By Kristen Twomey
In a time where students are spending more time on the computer both during school and at home, it's important for them to understand the rules of internet safety and digital citizenship. Use Storyboard That to teach your students the importance of digital citizenship.
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Anti bullying activities - Reality vs Cyberbullying
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- EXAMPLE 1
- CYBER
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- Honestly, everyone hates you.
- VERBAL
- Honestly, everyone hates you.
- Explain one reason why it is easier to say certain things on the internet as opposed to in person.
- EXPLANATION
- Cyberbullying takes place behind the screen, removing the sight of the victim. If the aggressor does not see the impact of the words, they become less destructive to the bully's perspective.
- EXAMPLE 2
- School Work Friends 867
- Jeff is the weirdest-looking kid I've ever seen. #lookinamirror
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- What's a good
- John Doe
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- Jeff, you are the weirdest-looking kid I've ever seen. Have you ever looked in a mirror?
- Explain one reason why it is easier to say certain things on the internet as opposed to in person.
- Many people who bully others are a product of their own environment. They may be struggling with an internal conflict, and putting someone down could be satisfying an internal void. Cyberbullying is quick and readily available with a potentially wide audience, making it a preferred method to some.
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