Cyberbullying prevention advice

Whenever they are online they are at risk from unsuitable content, accidentally disclosing their personal data, illegal downloads, file sharing, spyware, viruses, inappropriate advances and cyber bullying. Children are learning to navigate the world.

Cyber-bullying

Cyber bullying is a widespread issue, and it needs to be stopped. Let's spread awareness and fight for it.

Help your students to identify cyberbullying with our What is Cyber Bullying? Poster. Print and display this cyberbullying poster after a talk about bullying and what it is. Please note, this poster does include information about sexting. This poster is a helpful resource to remind students about their learning about cyberbullying. Display it in your classroom as a permanent reminder for students so they can notice the signs of cyberbullying.

Teachers Lesson Plan; Proactive and Reactive School Responses on Bullying. (Emy-Newton, M. Cyberbullying and Civic Participation. 2012. Page 19. Retrieved from http://mediasmarts.ca/sites/default/files/pdfs/lesson-plan/Lesson_Cyberbullying_Civic_Participation.pdf

💻 Raise your voice against cyber bullying! 💪 It's time to unite and create a safe online environment for all. Let's spread kindness instead of hate, support instead of tearing down. Together, we can make a difference. #StopCyberBullying #SpreadKindness

How to get through bullying - step by step guide.

"Replace cyberbullying with cyber believing. Let us build eah other up instead of bringing others down." - Janna Cachola

Poster for esafety and anti-cyberbullying.

Printable Worksheets for Students to learn about cyberbullying. Teach children and teens to recognise cyberbullying behaviour in this classroom activity worksheet. This activity pack was designed by Cyberlite with Palo Alto Networks for the NSW Department of Education. #cyberbullying #cyberbullyingawareness #standupagainstcyberbullying #freeprintable #freeworksheet #teachingtools #digitalcitizenship #digitalcitizenshiplessons

Be cautious to prevent cyberbullying!!!

Here is the link to an example of a lesson plan on cyberbullying for elementary students. This may help teachers think of how they are going to teach their class about proper digital citizenship! http://safeonline.me/printresources/cyberbullyinglessonplanforprimarystudents.pdf

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In 2016 the Office of the Children's eSafety Commissioner undertook a national survey of kids, teens and parents, to ask them about their internet use and online practices. Here are some of the findings.

Get advice about Cyberbullying from Common Sense Media editors.

Being bullied can feel isolating and overwhelming—but you're not alone, and there are steps you can take to protect yourself and reclaim your confidence. This visual guide offers practical tips like speaking up, telling a trusted adult, avoiding unsafe situations, and building a support network. Whether you're a student, parent, or teacher, this is a reminder that safety, respect, and kindness matter—and no one deserves to be treated poorly. #StopBullying #SchoolSupport #BullyingAwareness…

Internet Safety Day, Feb 5th

Hello! With this post, we'd like to emphasize what you should do, if you ever are cyberbullied or witness the deed online. Remember: talk to a trusted individual in your life, record the evidence for later, log off the website it occurred on, do NOT respond back to the bully, and stay kind. These will help you through tough situations. Remaining calm and kind will break the bully's confidence behind their digital mask, and more often than not, they leave the victim alone. Always report it…

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