What should you do if you witness a classmate being cyberbullied?

Ask classmate privately if they want help

Which of the following is NOT a sign that someone might be experiencing cyberbullying?

They are happy and excited to go online

What is a good way to support a friend who is being cyberbullied?

Listen to them and offer support

What is a good way to promote kindness and prevent cyberbullying online?

Lift others up with positive comments

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Recognizing and preventing cyberbullying

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Encourage your junior high school students to recognize cyberbullying, understand how it can affect people, and what they can do to prevent and address it. By knowing more about cyberbullying, students can help make the internet a safer and kinder place for everyone. #TELUSWise #Cyberbullying #EndBullying #HighSchool #MiddleSchool #JuniorHigh #PinkShirtDay

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1
What should you do if you witness a classmate being cyberbullied?
Share the mean post with others
Ask classmate privately if they want help
Ignore it and mind your own business
Fight back
2
Which is a myth about cyberbullying?
It's serious
It's preventable
It's hurtful
It’s harmless
3
An “upstander” takes action and stands up for someone who is being cyberbullied.
False
True
4
Why can cyberbullying be challenging to stop?
All of the above
Lack of evidence
Fear of reporting
Anonymity
5
Cyberbullying only happens on social media platforms.
False
True
6
A “bystander” is someone who sees cyberbullying occurring, but takes no action.
True
False
7
Which of the following is NOT a sign that someone might be experiencing cyberbullying?
A decline in grades or a lack of interest in schoolwork
Avoiding social interactions with friends and family
They are happy and excited to go online
They suddenly stop using their phone or computer
8
How do upstanders respond to cyberbullying?
They comfort and support the target
They don’t react to the person being mean
All of the above
They talk to a trusted adult
9
Cyberbullying is less harmful than face-to-face bullying.
False
True
10
What is a similarity between traditional bullying and cyberbullying?
Both can happen repeatedly
All of the above
Both involve someone causing someone else harm
Both can make the target feel hurt, sad or angry
11
What role do bystanders play in cyberbullying scenarios?
Reinforce behaviour
They’re irrelevant
They are victims
Always stop it
12
How does cyberbullying differ from traditional bullying?
It leaves behind digital evidence
Person being mean can be anonymous
It can happen 24/7 on digital devices
All of the above
13
What is a good way to support a friend who is being cyberbullied?
Encourage them to retaliate
Listen to them and offer support
Spread rumours about the bully
Tell them to ignore it and move on
14
What is a good way to promote kindness and prevent cyberbullying online?
Lift others up with positive comments
Post mean comments about cyberbullies
Avoid discussions about online behaviour
Ignore hurtful posts
15
You should save evidence of cyberbullying, such as screenshots or messages, to show a trusted adult.
True
False

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Recognizing and preventing cyberbullying

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Questions 15

Answers

1
What should you do if you witness a classmate being cyberbullied?
Share the mean post with others
Ask classmate privately if they want help
Ignore it and mind your own business
Fight back
2
Which is a myth about cyberbullying?
It's serious
It's preventable
It's hurtful
It’s harmless
3
An “upstander” takes action and stands up for someone who is being cyberbullied.
False
True
4
Why can cyberbullying be challenging to stop?
All of the above
Lack of evidence
Fear of reporting
Anonymity
5
Cyberbullying only happens on social media platforms.
False
True
6
A “bystander” is someone who sees cyberbullying occurring, but takes no action.
True
False
7
Which of the following is NOT a sign that someone might be experiencing cyberbullying?
A decline in grades or a lack of interest in schoolwork
Avoiding social interactions with friends and family
They are happy and excited to go online
They suddenly stop using their phone or computer
8
How do upstanders respond to cyberbullying?
They comfort and support the target
They don’t react to the person being mean
All of the above
They talk to a trusted adult
9
Cyberbullying is less harmful than face-to-face bullying.
False
True
10
What is a similarity between traditional bullying and cyberbullying?
Both can happen repeatedly
All of the above
Both involve someone causing someone else harm
Both can make the target feel hurt, sad or angry
11
What role do bystanders play in cyberbullying scenarios?
Reinforce behaviour
They’re irrelevant
They are victims
Always stop it
12
How does cyberbullying differ from traditional bullying?
It leaves behind digital evidence
Person being mean can be anonymous
It can happen 24/7 on digital devices
All of the above
13
What is a good way to support a friend who is being cyberbullied?
Encourage them to retaliate
Listen to them and offer support
Spread rumours about the bully
Tell them to ignore it and move on
14
What is a good way to promote kindness and prevent cyberbullying online?
Lift others up with positive comments
Post mean comments about cyberbullies
Avoid discussions about online behaviour
Ignore hurtful posts
15
You should save evidence of cyberbullying, such as screenshots or messages, to show a trusted adult.
True
False