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LESSON

Being an Upstander

How can you be an upstander to cyberbullying?

Online conflicts can quickly escalate into cyberbullying, with serious impacts both online and in-person. Through analyzing a realistic scenario and perspective-taking activities, students identify the different roles in cyberbullying situations and develop practical strategies to become effective upstanders rather than passive bystanders.

Objectives

  • Understand what cyberbullying is
  • Consider the different perspectives of people involved in a cyberbullying incident
  • Identify strategies for being an upstander

Vocabulary

Cyberbullying · Upstander
Cyberbullying using digital devices, sites, and apps to intimidate, harm, and upset someone
Upstander someone who takes positive action when they witness harmful behavior by supporting the person affected, speaking up against the harm, or reporting to a trusted adult
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Time
20 mins.

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