Cyberbullying
What is Cyberbullying?
Any kind of communication in an online capacity via any electronic device or through a social networking site that is intended to harass another.
What is bullying?
unwanted, aggressive behavior from one person or group towards another, characterized by repeated acts or a credible threat of repetition, an imbalance of power, and the intent to cause harm
Who is a teacher (or counselor)?
This trusted adult in a school setting is often the first person students should talk to if they are being bullied.
This country has won the most FIFA World Cup championships in soccer.
Brazil
This is the closest planet to the sun
Mercury
What are the 4 types of bullying?
+ Verbal
+ Physical
+ Social
+ Cyber
What is a upstander?
Someone who chooses to support a person who is being abused or harmed
What is the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (988)?
This national hotline, available 24/7, provides confidential support for youth in crisis, including those facing bullying.
This sport’s major event is called Wimbledon, played on grass courts in England
Tennis
This bird is the only one that can fly backwards.
Hummingbird
What is the difference between: Conflict, Mean Moment, & Bullying?
Conflict - A disagreement between two or more people
Mean Moment - A single incident in which one person is unkind to another
Bullying - A repeated pattern of behavior intended to hurt someone
What are the Internet Safety and Cyberbullying Prevention methods?
+ Check your device and social media privacy settings
+ Keep your information private - Never share your password, location, or other personal info.
+ Don't reply to bullies - Ignore, block, and report.
What is a peer support group?
This type of peer-led group can help students build community, practice kindness, and reduce bullying.
In basketball, this player position is often called the "floor general" because they run the team’s offense.
Point Guard
This U.S. president appears on the penny.
Abraham Lincoln
What are the Consequences of Cyberbullying?
+ School Disciplinary action, loss of privileges, HIB investigations, alternative education, detention, suspension, expulsion
+ Law Police involvement/investigation, criminal charges, lawsuits, monetary fines, community service
+ Mental Health - Increased risk of anxiety, depression, substance use, self harm, suicidal ideation, social isolation
What is a bystander + bystander effect?
Bystander - Someone who stands by and watches an incident, but does not get involved.
Bystander Effect - When bullying happens in front of multiple people and everyone in the crowd thinks, "Someone here will step in, so I do not have to" Then, no one does anything to help.
What is StopBullying.gov
This online resource, created by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, offers information for kids, teens, parents, and educators about bullying prevention.
This female gymnast earned a record number of gold medals for the U.S. at the Olympics.
Simone Biles
In Toy Story, this cowboy doll is best friends with Buzz Lightyear.
Name 6 impacts of cyberbullying
Loneliness
Low confidence
Poor self-image
Appetite changes
Academic challenges
School avoidance
Anxiety
Depression
Self-harm
Suicidal ideation
Substance Use
Sleep difficulties
Why might someone act like a bully?
- to get what they want
- to feel like they're in control
- because they think other people will like them more if they do
- because they are being bullied
- because they don't know how to feel and manage their emotions in healthy ways
What is an anti-bullying policy (or code of conduct)?
This type of school plan outlines policies and consequences for bullying and cyberbullying, ensuring students know their rights and protections.
This baseball legend, known as the “Home Run King,” hit 714 career home runs.
Babe Ruth
This is the only letter in the English alphabet that does not appear in any U.S. state name
Q