Terms
Types of Bullying
The Bystander
Statistics
What do you know
100

What is the theme of this month?

What is bullying.

100
List the 5 main categories of bullying.
What is physical, verbal, sexual, relational and cyber.
100

True or False: A bystander can also be a bully

What is True

100

True or False: Nearly one-third of American teens are involved in bullying.

What is True. (Though, many reports place this number much higher, up to 50%)

100

What are 4 reasons why students don't report bullying?

What is they want to belong, they feel no one will help, they deserve to be bullied, scared, I'm not a snitch, no one to tell

200

True or False: A friend can not be a bully.

What is false. Anyone can be a bully, even a friend.

200

What is an example of "Relational" bullying.

What is gossip, silent treatment, exclusion, setting someone up to look bad, etc.

200

True or False: Most bullying occurs in the presence of other students.

What is True. People who bully like an audience.

200
Do students say that bullying happens more than teachers do?
What is yes.
200

What are the 4 strategies to use to "Speak Up" against bullying, prejudice, bias and stereotypes?

What is -

Interrupt

Question

Educate

Echo

300
Does bullying happen once or repeatedly?
What is repeatedly.
300
What type of bullying does exclusion fall under?
What is relational.
300

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What is one way that one can be a "bystander" on social media?

What is Liking or favoriting a mean post on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or other social media.

300
True or False: Less than 10% of American teens admit to bullying others.
What is True
300

What is a stereotype?

What is an over-generalized belief about a particular category of people or thing. It is an expectation that people might have about every person of a particular group.

400

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Define "upstander" what are 3 examples an upstander can do if they witness bullying?

What is help get the person get away from the situation, change the subject, say something positive about the person, find adult help, report bullying content to the social media platform, write a positive response, screenshot of the bullying, walk away with them.

400

Posting pictures on social media without the consent of those in the picture is what kind of bullying?

What is Cyber or possible Sexual bullying.

400

What is the difference between "tattling" and "telling"?

Tattling is to get someone in trouble, get attention, get revenge or complain. Telling is to help someone in danger, when you need advice, need help, or have a problem you cannot solve.  Telling is NOT snitching!

400

True or False: Bullies have trouble making friends.

What is False. Bullies often have a lot of friends, but struggle to form true friendships.

400

List 5 things that contribute to a diverse society.

gender, age, race, sexuality, religion, ability, economic status, ethnicity, family, etc

500

What is a bystander?

What is someone who witnesses bullying.

500

What are some of the effects of being bullied?

What is anxiety, depression, poor grades, isolation, sometimes thoughts of suicide, etc.

500

True or False: The more peers present to watch the bullying episode, the longer it lasts.

What is True.

500

How often will a bullying situation end when a peer intervenes?

                            5%                23%

                            57%              78%       

What is more than half of bullying situations (57%) stop when a peer steps in on the behalf of the student being bullied. 

500

Why did you say that...

What do you mean...

tell me more... are examples of which of the 4 ways to "Speak Up" at school?

What is Questioning.