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💻 Raise your voice against cyber bullying! 💪 It's time to unite and create a safe online environment for all. Let's spread kindness instead of hate, support instead of tearing down. Together, we can make a difference. #StopCyberBullying #SpreadKindness
Teachers Lesson Plan; Proactive and Reactive School Responses on Bullying. (Emy-Newton, M. Cyberbullying and Civic Participation. 2012. Page 19. Retrieved from http://mediasmarts.ca/sites/default/files/pdfs/lesson-plan/Lesson_Cyberbullying_Civic_Participation.pdf
Help your students to identify cyberbullying with our What is Cyber Bullying? Poster. Print and display this cyberbullying poster after a talk about bullying and what it is. Please note, this poster does include information about sexting. This poster is a helpful resource to remind students about their learning about cyberbullying. Display it in your classroom as a permanent reminder for students so they can notice the signs of cyberbullying.
To stop cyberbullying, individuals and communities can take several steps, including recognizing and reporting cyberbullying, educating and raising awareness, supporting victims, encouraging positive online behavior, and taking action to advocate for stronger laws and policies. Stopping cyberbullying requires a collective effort from society as a whole.
