Cyberbullying
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Objective
I can describe what to do if I see cyberbullying happening to myself or someone else.
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Practice
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What is one thing you should do if someone is cyberbullying you online?
Imagine you see a classmate being cyberbullied in a group chat. Describe two things you could do to help.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Imagine you see someone posting mean comments about another student's appearance on social media. What are two things you could do to help the student being cyberbullied? If someone is sending you hurtful messages online, what are two steps you can take to protect yourself and stop the cyberbullying? You see a group of classmates sharing a photo of another student without their permission and making fun of them in a group chat. Describe two actions you could take in this situation.”
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