CYBERBULLYING & ABUSE
Secret's Out: Becoming an Upstander
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This lesson empowers students with the skills to navigate the digital world responsibly and respectfully by teaching them about cyberbullying, recognizing and responding to exclusion, and developing empathy and critical thinking skills to be upstanders
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When a person goes online to repeatedly post hurtful and embarrassing content, write mean messages, or spread rumours about others with the intention to cause harm and humiliation.
When someone is left out or not included in a group on purpose, usually to make the person feel bad and rejected.
A person who speaks up or takes action to stop cyberbullying or mean behaviour when they see it happening to someone else. This is the opposite of a bystander, who just watches and does nothing. Upstanders make sure everyone is treated with kindness and respect, online and offline.
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