Upstander or Bystander?

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When my friend tells me that she keeps receiving mean texts from someone, I just change the subject. It’s not my problem! What am I?

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Bystander: Standing by and letting cyberbullying happen.

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When I see people being mean to someone I know online, I print out what they are saying and find a way to help the person being teased.

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Upstander: Standing up to cyberbullying.

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When I’m at my friend’s house and he starts pretending to be someone else online, I think it’s funny to see how other people respond. What am I? Options: Upstander: Standing up to cyberbullying., Bystander: Standing by and letting cyberbullying happen.

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Bystander: Standing by and letting cyberbullying happen.

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When someone in my class who has been cyberbullied is eating lunch alone, I ignore her because I don’t want people to start making fun of me. What am I?

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Bystander: Standing by and letting cyberbullying happen.

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When my friend posts mean messages about a girl on our basketball team, I help her realize that she is being a cyberbully. I also help her find a good way to apologize. What am I?

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Upstander: Standing up to cyberbullying.

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An upstander is someone who:

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helps when they see cyberbullying.

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What can a bystander do to become an upstander? Options: Show understanding for the target., Don't react to the bully., Tell the bully to stop., All the above

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All the above

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What is NOT the definition of an upstander? Options: Someone not involved in a cyberbullying incident, but steps in to help anyway., Does not spread rumors or go along with cyberbullies because of peer pressure., Someone who tells a trusted adult about a cyberbullying incident., Tells others about the cyberbullying incident.

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Tells others about the cyberbullying incident.

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Bystanders are those who usually watch when kids are in conflict or being bullied.

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True

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Which sentences describes a bystander? Options: Lily sees Carlos and Jack posting something cruel about someone online, but doesn't do anything about it. David tells Mary to delete her mean online posts about a new student. Greg asks Sophie if she wants to talk about the rumors people have been spreading about her online. Kayla tells her teacher about the rude comments her classmates wrote online about a new student.

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Lily sees Carlos and Jack posting something cruel about someone online, but doesn't do anything about it.