Cyberbullying and Cyber safety

What is cyberbullying?

• Posting embarrassing photos of someone online

• Sending mean and harmful messages to someone online

• Posting hurtful, mean and threatening messages via messaging platforms

• All of the above

What to do if you experience cyberbullying?

• Tell no one

• Become a bully yourself

• Block the person and tell your parent or a teacher

When is Cyberbullying your fault?

(a)  

What is a common feeling for you if you were being cyberbullies?

• Low self esteem

• Bad thoughts about your appearance

• That you are not worthy

• All of the above

Knowing all that you know about cyberbullying, would you ever become a bully yourself?

• NO because I understand that I could really hurt somebodies feelings and affect them for life

• YES because I don't see the harm

Which of the below messages would be an example of Cyberbullying?

• I loved what Jess wore to school today

• Don't tell Jess that we are are having a sleepover this weekend

• I didn't like our English lesson today

A group is created about you to speak meanly and negatively about someone?

• Cyberbullying

• Not cyberbullying

How can you prove to your teachers or parents that you have been cyberbullied?

• Delete everything

• Block everyone that is participating in the bullying

• Save or screenshot all of the messages/ comments

What not to do on the internet?

• Give out your location

• Give out personal information

• Send others money or vulnerable photos of yourself

• All of these options

If your teachers are not taking the bullying seriously, what should you do?

• Go to a principle and ask them to call your parents in for a meeting

• Confront the bully by yourself

• Participate in cyberbullying yourself