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2. Video: Controlling New Age Bullying Team Approach Social Media Jargon TOAST 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 2

3. Identify & Observe What did you see? Describe behavior Anti-bullying climate 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 3

4. Address the Situation 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 4

5. Report to a School Official Report bullying immediately Who do you report to? What is your district policy and procedures? 5 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice

6. Know the words Know the sites Know the ways 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 6

7. What effects have you noticed? 7 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice

8. A way to remember key points when faced with bullying situations 2013-14 School Bus Driver Inservice 8

9. Train students and staff identify bullying consequences 2013-14 School Bus Driver Inservice 9

10. Observe student behavior notice changes 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 10

11. Assist victims of bullying refer them to professionals 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 11

12. Speak Don’t let victimization continue 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 12

13. Take action First, stop the behavior Second, demonstrate zero tolerance 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 13

14. A Team Approach is Important 1.Identify and observe 2.Address the situation 3.Report to a school official 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 14

15. Stay familiar with social media jargon TOAST = Key points to stop bullying 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 15

16. What are the three (3) team approach actions a driver can take? 1.Identify/observe 2.Address the situation 3.Report 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 16

17. Name five (5) examples of media jargon. 1.Facebook 2.Twitter 3.Pinterest 4.Instagram 5.Snapchat 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 17

18. What does TOAST stand for? Train Observe Assist Speak Take action 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 18

19. Stop Cyberbullying School Team Members 2014-15 School Bus Driver Inservice 19