WEEK 13 BULLYING AND ACCIDENTS

Sentence Stems

• “Bullying is when someone _____.”

• “Cyberbullying happens when _____.”

• “One way to stop or report bullying is _____.”

• “If I see someone being bullied, I can _____.”

• “To stay safe online, I should always _____.”

Open Ended

How could you have spoken up or taken action to stop the bullying?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a way to prevent bullying?

• Encouraging respect and kindness towards others

• Teaching children to be tough and not to show emotions

• Ignoring bullying behavior

• Telling victims to fight back

Multiple Choice

What are the learning outcomes of this lesson?

• Define violent behavior

• Analyze factors contributing to violent behavior

• Explain how bullying affects health

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What are the ways to respond to bullying and be an upstander and ally?

• Ignoring the situation

• Reporting to an adult

• Joining in the bullying

• Laughing it off

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of violent behavior?

• Intentional use of actions or words that cause harm

• Includes the use of physical force

• Causing psychological injury

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What community factors are associated with violent behavior?

• Economic opportunities

• Community services

• High crime rates

• Low education levels

Multiple Choice

Identify the peer and social interaction factors that may lead to violent behavior.

• Peer pressure

• Strong friendships

• Positive school activities

• Community support

Multiple Choice

What family-related factors can contribute to violent behavior?

• Strict discipline

• Inconsistent discipline

• Supportive family environment

• Positive reinforcement

Multiple Choice

What are some individual risk factors for violent behavior?

• Low self-esteem

• High self-esteem

• Good social skills

• Strong family support

Multiple Choice

What are the different types of bullying mentioned in the image?

• Physical violence

• Hazing

• Harassment

• Social bullying

• Stalking

Multiple Choice

What are some physical effects of bullying?

• Physical injuries

• Stress-related symptoms

• Reduced immunity to disease

• Increased risk of heart disease

Multiple Choice

What are some social and emotional effects of bullying?

• Anger, sadness, loneliness, anxiety, or depression

• Increased self-esteem

• Desire to confront the bully

• Improved social skills

Multiple Choice

What are some effective ways to respond to bullying?

• Ignore the bully

• Respond with aggression

• Tell an adult

• Join in with the bullying

Multiple Choice

What is the Bystander Effect?

• A situation where a bystander intervenes

• A situation where a bystander is less likely to intervene

• A situation where everyone helps

• A situation where no one sees the incident

Multiple Select

The bystander...

• Sometimes laughs along

• Gets help

• Encourages others

• Expects someone else to do something

• Might not know what to say

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a type of cyberbullying?

• Sending mean messages or threats online

• Spreading rumors or gossip online

• Helping someone in need online

• Sharing positive messages about others online

Multiple Choice

What are the different types of cyberbullying mentioned in the image?

• Mocking, criticizing, or embarrassing someone

• Cyberstalking

• Catfishing

• Impersonation

Multiple Choice

What are some effects of cyberbullying on individuals?

• Headaches and digestive issues

• Increased social activities

• Improved self-esteem

• Feeling of happiness

Multiple Choice

What should you do if you are being bullied online?

• Block the person

• Ignore the messages

• Respond to the bully

• Save the messages

Multiple Choice

What does it mean to invest in positive relationships?

• Only spend time with popular people

• Surround yourself with people who respect you

• Avoid making new friends

• Focus on social media relationships

Multiple Choice

Before posting anything online, ask yourself the following questions: Am I being kind? How would this make the person involved feel? Would I say this to this person’s face? Will I feel good about posting this later? Am I posting this to try to get attention or to make people like me? Is it private? Is it actually private? Will it stay private? Will this embarrass, humiliate, or ruin the reputation of the person involved? Do I have permission to share this? Could this be interpreted in a way other than how I intend? Can this be considered hate speech or threats of violence?

• Yes, I should consider how it affects others

• No, I can post whatever I want

• It doesn't matter how others feel

• Only if I know the person well

Multiple Choice

What form of social bullying involves spreading hurtful rumors that may or may not be true?

• gossip

• rumor

• slander

• defamation

Multiple Choice

What are some effective strategies for preventing accidents and injuries?

• Regular safety drills

• Ignoring safety protocols

• Using outdated equipment

• Neglecting maintenance

Multiple Choice

What are three poisonous substances around your home?

• Bleach

• Water

• Sugar

• Salt

Open Ended

What steps can you take to prevent accidents and injuries?

Multiple Choice

What actions should you take if you encounter a weapon?

• Leave the area immediately

• Try to disarm the person

• Call the authorities

• Ignore it and walk away

Multiple Choice

What are some poisonous substances and how should you respond if someone is poisoned?

• Call poison control

• Give the person water

• Induce vomiting

• Wait for symptoms to appear

Multiple Choice

What should you do to prevent falls inside and outside the home?

• Keep floors clean and dry

• Use rugs to prevent slipping

• Install handrails on stairs

• Ignore potential hazards

Multiple Choice

How can you reduce the risk of tripping over cords in your home?

• Run cords under carpets and rugs

• Tape cords down to the floor along walls

• Leave cords dangling over edges of furniture

• Use as many extension cords as needed to reach outlets

Multiple Choice

To prevent falls at home, which of the following should you do?

• Leave toys and other objects on stairways

• Use non-slip mats in the bathtub and shower

• Mop floors and leave them wet

• Wear socks or slippers without grip on tiled floors

Multiple Choice

How do OSHA requirements and ergonomics promote a safe workplace?

• By enforcing safety regulations

• By providing ergonomic tools

• By ignoring employee feedback

• By increasing work hours

Multiple Choice

What percentage of traumatic brain injuries in the United States are caused by falls?

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

• 10%

Multiple Choice

What is a common cause of slips and falls in homes?

• Securely fixed carpets

• Adequate lighting in hallways

• Clutter on stairs

• Low humidity levels

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a potential hazard that should be addressed to prevent slips and falls at home?

• Bright lighting in every room

• Regularly waxed floors

• Handrails on all staircases

• Anti-slip mats in the bathroom

Poll

How confident do you feel about this topic now?

• Very confident
• Somewhat confident
• Not confident

Poll

How confident do you feel about this topic now?

• Very confident
• Somewhat confident
• Not confident