Cyberbullying

What is Cyberbullying?

• Posting embarrassing photos/ videos of someone without their permission

• Sending hurtful, abusive or threatening messages via messaging platforms

• Sending mean messages through fake accounts

• All of the above

What should you do if you experience bullying?

• Post mean comments back

• Block the person

• Don't do anything about it

• Tell a trusted adult

• Toughen up

Answer explanation

If you experience cyberbullying you should block the person or account. They cant bother or abuse you if they cant reach you.

You should also tell a trusted adult, they can give you advice and be there to support you.

When is cyberbullying your fault?

• Occasionally

• Never

• Sometimes

• Always

Answer explanation

Cyberbullying is never your fault. Sometimes people do it to gain popularity or they believe it will make them feel more powerful.

How can cyberbullying impact someone?

• They can become depressed and anxious

• Have trouble sleeping

• Develop low self esteem

• All of the above

Answer explanation

Cyberbullying can in fact affect a person in many ways.

Which of the following text messages would be an example of cyberbullying?

• I didn't like our maths lesson today

• I love what Annie is wearing in this

• Don't tell Charlie about my party

Answer explanation

"Don't tell charlie about my party"is in fact cyberbullying. It is an example of excluding others online.

You create a group chat to spread lies and gossip about another person..

• Cyberbullying

• Not Cyberbullying

Answer explanation

Spreading rumours and lies on social media is a form of cyberbullying.

When online what are two things you should keep in mind?

• Being respectful and responsible

• Say and post whatever you like

• Read your message and think before you send

• Gossip about your classmates

Answer explanation

Being respectful and responsible is key when online. You should always think before you post or send anything, remembering that you have a digital identity and it is nearly impossible to remove once online.

What's the best way to prove that you've been a victim of cyberbullying?

• Delete mean or hurtful messages

• Send harassing texts or emails in response

• Save, copy or take a picture for evidence

Answer explanation

Always take screenshots or document the evidence. You can not make a claim without it.

What should you not do on the internet?

• Give out personal information/ data

• Send pictures to strangers

• Keep passwords private

• Tell an adult if you receive mean or strange messages.