1. Cyberbullying: Student Page Title Introduction Task Process Evaluation
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Brittany Palmer, Julianna Huckriede, Devan Kobak
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Based on a template from The WebQuest Page

2. Cyberbullying: What is it?
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Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place using electronic devices, like cell phones and computers. A lot of the bullying takes place through social media cites, text messages, web chat, and websites.
Types of cyberbullying include mean text messages or messages on social networking sites, rumors presented on social networking sites, , or text message and embarrassing pictures posted on social networking sites.
Cyberbullying can be worse than traditional bullying because it is happening in children’s homes and invading their main sources of communication. It also can happen 24/7 any time of day. Night or day. The things posted (comments, embarrassing photos) can be instantly viewed by others and can be done unanimously. Deleting can be very hard to do after being posted.
Effects of cyberbullying
Use alcohol and drugs
Skip school
Experience in-person bullying
Be unwilling to attend school
Receive poor grades
Have lower self-esteem
Have more health problems
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3. The Task
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Your task will be to develop a skit on a cyberbullying incident and show either a situation where cyberbullying was handled correctly or situation where it wasn’t. Also, create a powerpoint highlighting the different points you plan on making in your skit about cyberbullying and present it to the class after your skit.
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4. The Process Student Page Title Introduction Task Process Evaluation
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Form into groups of 4-6
Using these links research the topic of cyberbullying and how one should and shouldn’t handle a situation where they are being bullied through the internet:
Write a skit with a script using these characters: parent(s), teacher and/or principal (depending on how many people are in your group), student being bullied, and student who is bullying and create one of two situations:
A situation where the student experiences cyberbullying and handles the situation correctly (goes to the right people, talks to parents, etc.)
Alternatively, a situation where the student experiences cyberbullying and handles the situation incorrectly (doesn’t mention it to anyone, deletes nasty s, etc.)
Develop a power point with at least 5 slides that highlights the major points that your skit has.
Hand in your script and perform your skit in front of the class.
After your skit, present your power point to explain the major points of your skit and to educate the rest of the class on what cyberbullying can do to people and how to properly stop it if it starts.
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5. Evaluation/Rubric Student Page Title Introduction Task Process
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Poor 1
Fair 2
Good 3
Excellent 4
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General Organization/ Grammar
Materials have minimum organization. Materials are difficult t to follow. Multiple grammar errors are found.
Materials have some organization. Materials can be followed along but are weak at times. Some grammar errors are found.
Materials are organized. Materials can be followed along easily. Few grammar errors are found.
Materials are well organized. Materials can be followed along easily and flow well together. No Grammar errors are found.
PowerPoint
The PowerPoint has less than five slides. Slides lack supporting resources, content, and images.
The Power Point has five slides or more. Slides have some supporting resources, content, and images.
The Power Point has five slides or more. Each slide has supporting resources, content, and images.
The Power Point has five slide or more. Each slide has strong supporting resources, content, and images.
Script
Script fails to go along with performance. Roles of each person are unclear.
Script somewhat goes along with performance. Roles of each person are somewhat clear.
Script goes along with performance. Roles of each person are clear.
Script goes along perfectly. Roles of each person are strong and clear.
Performance
Skit is read mostly rather than acted out. Performance is under the time limit of five minutes.
Skit is referred to frequently and somewhat acted out. Performance is just under the time limit of five minutes.
Skit is acted out well with minimum referral to the script. Performance meets the time limit of five minutes or more.
Skit is acted out realistically with no referral to the script. Performance meets the time limit of five minutes or more.
Creativity/ Originality
Script , Power Point, and performance lack creativity.
Script, Power Point, and performance are plain with few creative ideas.
Script, Power Point, and performance have many creative ideas. Each idea demonstrates originality.
Script, Power Point, and performance each have multiple strong creative ideas. Each idea is supporting and demonstrates originality.
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6. Conclusion Student Page Title Introduction Task Process Evaluation
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By the end of this “dramatic” experience, you will have learned what cyberbullying is, what it effects and who it effects, and how to stop it if it happens to you.
Cyberbullying can happen to anyone, anytime and anywhere. Don’t let cyberbullying go undealt with.
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7. Credits & References Student Page
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8. Curriculum Standards (Teacher)
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Contemporary World Issues State Standards Addressed
Students will learn effective civic participation as it relates to identifying problems or dilemmas, proposing appropriate solutions, formulating action plans, and assessing the positive and negative results of actions taken.
In this presentation students are encouraged to use creative production skills, comparison, teamwork, and compromise.
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9. Resources (Teacher) Teacher Page Title Introduction Learners Standards
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Necessary Resources are:
Internet access
Computers
Power Point
Websites needed
Video or audio materials
One teacher would be enough and possibly a principle/ school officer visit.
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