BULLYING & CYBERBULLYING. 1. Physical 2. Verbal 3. Psychological or Relational 4. Cyberbullying 1. Physical 2. Verbal 3. Psychological or Relational 4.

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BULLYING & CYBERBULLYING

1. Physical 2. Verbal 3. Psychological or Relational 4. Cyberbullying 1. Physical 2. Verbal 3. Psychological or Relational 4. Cyberbullying Types of Bullying

Cyberbullying: What does it look like?  Instant Messaging/Text Messaging Harassment  Stealing passwords  Blogs  Websites  Sending pictures through & cell phones  Internet polling  Interactive gaming  Sending malicious code  Sending junk mail and IMs  Impersonation  Instant Messaging/Text Messaging Harassment  Stealing passwords  Blogs  Websites  Sending pictures through & cell phones  Internet polling  Interactive gaming  Sending malicious code  Sending junk mail and IMs  Impersonation

Normal Conflict is Not Bullying Normal conflict includes: Teasing among friends Arguing between friends Everyday He-said/She-said drama Normal conflict includes: Teasing among friends Arguing between friends Everyday He-said/She-said drama

Bystanders  Anyone who knows that bullying is happening  Bystanders are present 85% of the time when a target is threatened  “There are no innocent bystanders”  Author William Burroughs  Anyone who knows that bullying is happening  Bystanders are present 85% of the time when a target is threatened  “There are no innocent bystanders”  Author William Burroughs Bully Target Bystander

How YOU can prevent and respond to bullying and cyberbullying

Preventing 1. Always respect others 2. Think before you speak / send 3. Treat your password like your toothbrush 4. Talk to your parents/an adult Preventing 1. Always respect others 2. Think before you speak / send 3. Treat your password like your toothbrush 4. Talk to your parents/an adult

Responding 1. Block the Bully / contact the Web Administrator 2. Retaliation is not the answer! 3. Save the Evidence 4. Make sure you talk to your parents/adult  57% of the time after peers step in the bullying stops within 10 seconds! (Craig & Pepler, 1997) Responding 1. Block the Bully / contact the Web Administrator 2. Retaliation is not the answer! 3. Save the Evidence 4. Make sure you talk to your parents/adult  57% of the time after peers step in the bullying stops within 10 seconds! (Craig & Pepler, 1997)