bullying
using threats, taunts, or violence to intimidate
define harassment
offending someone based on race, skin color, nationality, gender, age, or religious beliefs
what is cyberbullying?
using tech to bully
define conflict resolution
what are the early signs of conflict
disagreement, body language, and strong emotions
what is labeling?
name-calling
define sexual harassment
uninvited or unwelcomed sexual conduct
what should you do when reporting a cyberbully?
screenshot everything, block them, tell parents, tell principal, tell police
We talked about a negotiation strategy. What is the acronym.
T. A.L. K.
what does escalate mean?
to become more serious
who usually becomes a bully?
someone who is larger, older, stronger or someone who is popular
what are the two types of sexual harassment?
Verbal and physical
what are the affects of cyberbullying?
depression, sadness, anger
what does the T in T.A.L.K stand for?
T: take a time out
what is mob mentality?
acting a certain way because others are
who are the 3 groups affected by bullying?
1. the bully
2. the bullied
3. bystanders
give an example of verbal sexual harassment
cat calling, sending texts/dms, comments
should you go back and forth with a bully online?
no
what does the A in T.A.L.K stands for?
A: allow both sides to speak
give me a way to manage anger.
some physical activity, sharing your feelings, stepping away.
define bystander.
someone who watches or witnesses
give an example of physical sexual harassment.
touching someone who doesn't want to be touched.
finish the line: once you post something on the internet it....
stays on the internet.
what are some of the DON'Ts of negotiation?
don't: raise your voice, point fingers, name calling, and hitting
define compromise
both sides giving something up to satisfy both sides