Vocabulary
What is a "red flag feeling?"
when something happens on digital media that makes you feel uncomfortable, worried, sad, or anxious
Define "collaborate"
to work with others to create or produce something
Why could "trolling" be an example of cyberbullying?
The other person may not take it as a joke, could be hurtful, you don't know the other person's intentions, inappropriate, etc.
Give an example of a message online that may cause you to have a "red flag feeling."
Answers will vary
Where did Mr. Rykiel graduate from college?
BONUS: What was my major?
Towson University
Criminal Justice
Define "social media"
websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking
Define "anonymous"
having a hidden identity, not using your real name/information
What does it mean to "empathize" with someone who is being cyberbullied?
To imagine the feelings that someone else is experiencing
Give an example of Code-Switching Online
Answers will vary
EX: Changing how you talk, language you use because you are trying to seem older and more mature.
What grocery store did Mr. Rykiel work at while in school?
Giant
Define "oversharing"
sharing personal feelings, information, or experiences that later make someone feel uncomfortable or regretful
Define "hate speech"
an attack using any form of communication targeting a person or people because of a group they belong to -- race, gender, religion, ability, sexual orientation, etc.
What are 2 examples of being an upstander to cyberbullying or hate speech online?
Confront the perpetrator: Say something
Reach out to the person being targeted to support them.
Tell a trusted adult about the situation.
Report or flag the post to the website or app.
Give an example of a teacher "oversharing" online.
Answers will vary
EX: Posting their students' names/faces, providing intimate details about their day, recording & posting a fight, etc.
What was Mr. Rykiel's first job at The Children's Guild?
TBA
Define "code-switching"
changing your language, behavior, or appearance based on who you're with or where you are
Define "digital etiquette"
the conventions of being a responsible online citizen
What is the difference between a BYSTANDER and an UPSTANDER?
Bystander: Sees someone being bullied and watches, does nothing, takes no action
Upstander: Sees someone being bullied and intervenes. Whether confrontational or behind the scenes.
Give an example of UNCIVIL discourse online.
Answers will vary
EX: cussing someone out on twitter because they disagreed with your opinion on a musical artist.
What are the 3 other subjects that Mr. Rykiel teaches?
College & Career Readiness
Global Citizenship
Life Skills
Define "civil discourse"
conversation that involves respectful sharing and debate of ideas
Define "Trolling"
online behavior that is meant to offend or stir up drama between individuals or groups
Name 2 examples of emotional and physical effects of cyberbullying?
Emotional: low self-esteem, loneliness, withdrawal from social activities, anxiety, depression, etc.
Physical: Loss of sleep, self-harm, head/stomach pain, etc.
Give an example of CIVIL discourse online.
Answers will vary
EX: engaging in an appropriate debate about football, while respecting the thoughts & opinions of the other side.
Who is Mr. Rykiel's favorite musical artist?
Lil Wayne