Digital Citizenship

What is the definition of the word cyberbullying?

• Not letting my little sister use my computer because she's annoying.

• Using digital devices, sites, and apps to repeatedly intimidate, harm, and upset someone.

• Forgetting to invite someone to a party through an online invitation.

• Helping your friends with a group project online, but not helping others.

What is a bystander?

• Someone who has the power to intervene or report bad behavior but doesnʼt do anything to stop it.
• Someone who is watching a sport or an entertainment event.
• Someone who supports a friend or family member going through a tough medical procedure.
• Someone who is a witness to a car accident or a crime. 

Identify an example of harassment.

• Jared tripped Alicia in the hallway on purpose but apologized when he realized she was hurt. 
• My friends make fun of my clothes when I wear hand-me-downs from my older sister. 
• Mrs. June makes Amelia move to the front of the class every day because she talks to her friends too much. 
• Anthony has spent several months verbally abusing and physically attacking Jim in the locker room before basketball practice. 

What is an upstander?

• An athlete who can stand up straight on a surfboard or snowboard for a long time.
• Someone who cares about other people and wants what is best for them.
• Someone who intervenes to stop and/or report inappropriate behavior.
• A lawyer who stands up to a judge in a courtroom. 

Which is the correct use of the word "block" in relation to internet use and cyber bullying?

• Delilah ran around the block 5 times to get her exercise for the day. 
• Mr. Johnson taught us how to correctly tackle and block our opponents during practice today.
• Lily decided to block a friend because they sent her rude and inappropriate messages. 
• Chase could not think of the answer in math class; he had a mental block. 

What is the definition of empathy?

• Pretending you're rich like your best friend Emily.

• To imagine the feelings that someone else is experiencing

• Daydreaming about moving away to avoid bullies.

• Being sympathetic.

What does it mean to be "deceiving" online?

• Trying to steal someone's personal information.
• Lying to someone's face.
• Cheating during a board game with friends.
• Using fake names, posing as someone else, or creating a fake profile about someone else.

What can you do if you think someone is being bullied in person or online?

• Tell a parent, teacher, school counselor, or Safe2Tell.

• Be a good friend by supporting the person being bullied.

• Help the victim by standing up to the bully.

• All of the above.

Which is an example of an ally?

• Trusted friend, family member, or teacher.

• An acquaintance.

• The government.

• A person you don't like.