Bullying
What is one example of bullying?
What do you think, was that bullying?
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying that happens online or on the phone.
Accidentally knocking something off a peer's desk while walking by.
No! Accidents happen, but sometimes people will pretend a purposeful thing was an accident.
What is an upstander?
Someone who intervenes or supports the target in a bullying situation.
What 4 things must be present for something to be considered bullying?
1. Being mean on purpose.
2. Being mean on purpose repeatedly.
3. The person being targeted is impacted.
4. There must be a power differential.
What is one example of cyberbullying?
What do you think, was that an example?
Repeatedly calling a peer names.
Yes!
What percent of young people have witnessed cyberbullying?
Between 60-70% of young people have witnessed cyberbullying.
What is a bystander?
What do you think, is that a bystander?
What is overt bullying?
Bullying incidents that involve physical harm or threats of physical harm.
Where does cyberbullying occur?
On social media, in group chats, texting, during online gaming, or on any other virtual platform.
Repeatedly sending messages to someone threatening to expose a secret or something they think is embarrassing.
Yes!
Someone is the target of cyberbullying every ___ minutes?
Every 7 minutes
What is the difference between an upstander and a bystander?
An upstander intervenes in a bullying situation. A bystander is someone who is around or watching.
What is relational bullying?
Bullying incidents that harm a person through damaging or controlling social relationships.
Give one example of how you can be an upstander.
What do you think, was that being an upstander?
Sending an unflattering photo of a classmate to your peers.
Yes!
What is an egger?
Someone who help the bully.