Cyber Bullying: Facts and Prevention

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Course Summary

“Knowing what’s right doesn’t mean much unless you do what’s right.”
― Theodore Roosevelt

Bullying just got more sophisticated. Kids used to be able to escape bullies at the end of the day by getting through the front door of their house. With advances in communication technology, bullying now follows them inside the home. Any form of harassment using electronics such as cell phones, chat rooms, email, Facebook, Twitter, other social media outlets, etc. is considered a new form of bullying: Cyber Bullying. The most disturbing fact about cyber bullying is that there is no escape. Learn about the facts, warning signs, real-life cyber-bullying experiences, best resources for educators and prevention strategies for cyber bullying.

Projects To Be Completed

1. Cyber Bullying Real-Life Summaries and Reflections (2)
2. Cyber Bullying Research Center Report (Website Review)
3. Cyber Bullying State Law Research
4. Cyber Bullying Scenarios
5. Cyber Bullying Prevention

Prerequisites

1. Basic computer file management knowledge, e.g. opening, saving and uploading files, creating folders
2. Basic word processing skills: Opening, typing and formatting text, saving files

Materials

1. Internet
2. Adobe Reader 11.1.01 or later required to edit and save coursework. You can download this software for free at Adobe.com/downloads

Professional Learning Objectives

Teachers will…
1. Use course text and guided instruction to read and analyze articles of real-life accounts of victims of cyber bullying and provide a written summary and reflection of the chosen article with 100% completion.
2. Use course text and guided instruction to explore and provide a written evaluation of the Cyber-Bullying Research Center Report web-based resource for teachers, parents and students with 100% completion.
3. Use course text and guided instruction to provide a written comparison of state legislation regarding cyber bullying with 100% completion.
4. Use course text and guided instruction to provide a written assessment of their understanding of cyber bullying causes, effects and prevention with 100% completion.

Common Core Standards

CCSS.ELA- Science and Technical Subjects

Cyber Bullying: Facts and Prevention

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