What is bullying?
What is one thing bullying involves?
A real or perceived power imbalance
A student pushes another student in the hallway. What type of bullying could this be?
Physical
Two students disagree about whose turn it is during a game. They talk about it and work out a solution. Conflict or bullying?
Conflict
What is an upstander?
Someone who stands up for others
What does HIB stand for?
Harassment, intimidation, bullying
True or False: Bullying can happen at school, online, or in the community
True
Calling someone names or making hurtful comments about their appearance is what type of bullying?
Verbal
Two students are arguing back and forth because they are both frustrated. Neither student is targeting the other. Conflict or bullying?
Conflict
True or False: An upstander stays silent when they see bullying
False
Who can report a HIB incident?
Students, parents, school staff members
What are the four types of bullying discussed in our lesson?
Physical, verbal, social, and cyberbullying
Spreading rumors about someone is what type of bullying?
Social
A student repeatedly makes hurtful comments toward another student, and the student being targeted asks them to stop. The comments continue. Conflict or bullying?
Bullying
What is one thing an upstander can do when they see something isn’t right?
Tell a trusted adult
How many requirements must ALL be present for an incident to meet the legal definition of HIB?
Three
True or false: Bullying can cause physical or emotional pain
True
Someone posts something unkind about another student online. What type of bullying could this be?
Cyberbullying
A group of students repeatedly tells others not to be friends with one student and spreads rumors about them. Conflict or bullying?
Bullying
You see another student being targeted. Instead of laughing along, you check on them and tell a trusted adult. Are you acting as a bystander or an upstander?
Upstander
True or False: Reporting something automatically means the incident is determined to be HIB
False
A student is repeatedly targeted by another student who has more social power in their friend group. Which part of the definition of bullying does this example demonstrate?
A real or perceived power imbalance
A student starts a group chat where people spread rumors about another student and share the message with others. What type of bullying is this?
Two students get into an argument. One student has much more social power and continues targeting the other student after being asked to stop. Conflict or bullying?
Bullying
You see a student being targeted by a group of students. You notice what is happening but stay quiet, do not join in, and do not tell anyone. What are you?
Bystander
During a HIB investigation, who might the Anti-Bullying Specialist speak with to gather information?
The reporting student, the student accused of HIB, and any witnesses