1. Rage Reaction: What do you know about cyber-bullying?
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4. Let’s Brainstorm What is bullying? Why do people act as bullies?
What are some things that a bully might do?
What are examples of things a cyber bully might do?
Have any of you had incidents in which you were bullied?
Have you had experiences with a cyber bully?

5. Cyber-bullying can be defined as:
Being cruel to others by sending or posting harmful
material using technological means;
an individual or group that uses
information and communication involving
electronic technologies to facilitate
deliberate and repeated harassment or
threat to an individual or group.
Also known as:
‘Electronic Bullying’ &
‘Online Social Cruelty’

6. Methods of cyberbullying
Cell phones
Instant messaging
Personal web sites
Chat rooms
Online polls
Other examples?
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The activity
As a class, we will create a 10 question survey relating to cyberbullying. Individually, will then answer these questions on a scale from 1-5 (one- never occurs, 5- happens daily).
In groups of four, we will then compile the class results, average them by both class as well as gender, and graph our data.
We will then analyze the data
and discuss possible solutions
and prevention methods.
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10. Discussion: What do you do if you are being cyber-bullied?

12. What should you do if you are being cyberbullied?
Don’t respond or react- take 5!
Reactive responses can only make
matters worse
Block their cell number, unfriend (on FB), block address
Save any communication and report to an adult (teacher, parent, guidance counselor, etc)
Remember to tell a trusted adult to stop these attacks on you. You are not alone.
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13. Analysis and Conclusions
What have we learned?
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