Stand Up to Cyberbullying

What is cyberbullying?

• Spreading rumors or lies about someone online.

• Making fun of someone in person.

• Sharing personal information about yourself online.

• Communicating politely with friends online.

What are the potential consequences for someone who cyberbullies?

• They might gain more online followers.

• They might receive awards for their online activity.

• They might face trouble with school authorities or the police.

• They might become more popular among their friends.

If someone is harassing you online, what is the first recommended action?

• Respond immediately with a stronger message.

• Block them if possible and ignore them.

• Share their messages with all your friends.

• Try to meet them in person to resolve the issue.

If online harassment continues after blocking or ignoring, what should you do next?

• Delete all the messages and pretend it didn't happen.

• Save the evidence and ask an adult for help.

• Start harassing them back.

• Post about it on social media to get sympathy.

What is a key principle to remember when communicating online?

• Always try to get the last word in an argument.

• Treat people the way you would like to be treated.

• Share as much personal information as possible.

• Only communicate with people you know in real life.