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Cyberbullying Tips - Common Sense Media
How to talk to your kids about cyberbullying. Tips for parents with kids in elementary, middle and high school.
Click on the buttons in the Blue Menu for carefully selected and annotated resources in each of our six CyberSafety areas: identity safety, cyberbullying, cyber predators, piracy & plagiarism, inappropriate content, social networks.
A "watershed" case in cyberbullying
If Phoebe was bullied to the grave, it didn't stop there. When some of her former classmates set up a memorial Internet site, it was defaced by insults and slurs. When a television crew came to the school to interview students about Phoebe, Rebecca Brouillard, a student who talked on camera about the bullying, was roughed up afterward by one of Phoebe's tormenters, her father says.
A Gesture Is Worth a Thousand Words [Netiquette Lesson Plan]
In this lesson, students share observations about the nuances of spoken and written language. They then create comic strips that comment on problems that arise in electronic-based communications, and prepare a bill of rights outlining the rights and responsibilities of the online community.
R U Talkin 2 Me? [Lesson Plan]
"In this lesson, students analyze the effects of devices and protocols used to communicate and create posters highlighting their findings. They then write response papers exploring the future of these social networking methods."
No Place for Bullies [Lesson Plan]
In this lesson, students reflect on the bullying in their community, hold an anonymous discussion about bullying and suggest solutions to the problem.
Identity Theft: Stolen Futures [Video]
Types of Identity Theft and tips to help protect against identity theft.
What Can Be Done to Stop Bullying?
Students, tell us what you think about the Phoebe Prince case and about your experiences with bullying. Why do you think students bully others? How can bullying be lessened or stopped? What, if anything, can teachers do? Have you ever been bullied? Have you ever bullied other kids? What is the climate like at your school – are students harassed and taunted? What can you do when you see another student being bullied?
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