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Briefly describe the main problem in 1-2 sentences

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Briefly describe the main problem in 1-2 sentences

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Briefly describe the main problem in 1-2 sentences

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Briefly describe the main problem in 1-2 sentences

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Who is the victim, the bully, the bystander? How do they probably feel?

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Who is the victim, the bully, the bystander? How do they probably feel?

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Who is the victim, the bully, the bystander? How do they probably feel?

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Who is the victim, the bully, the bystander? How do they probably feel?

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Use the 'Useful Language' column! Give 3-4 clear pieces of advice for the people involved

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Use the 'Useful Language' column! Give 3-4 clear pieces of advice for the people involved

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Use the 'Useful Language' column! Give 3-4 clear pieces of advice for the people involved

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Use the 'Useful Language' column! Give 3-4 clear pieces of advice for the people involved

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What is the most important idea you want to share in your presentation?

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What is the most important idea you want to share in your presentation?

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What is the most important idea you want to share in your presentation?

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What is the most important idea you want to share in your presentation?

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He/She should / shouldn't...
They must / mustn't...
If I were [name], I would...
It's a good idea to...
The best thing for the victim to do is...

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to block / to report
to save evidence / screenshot
bystander -> upstander
privacy settings
support / empathy
digital footprint

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I think that...
In my opinion...
I agree / I disagree because...
What about...?

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Our scenario is about a serious personal information leak. Lucas, the bully, shares private information and lies online about his gaming friend, Malcolm.

Malcolm is the victim, and he probably feels very anxious and scared because his privacy was invaded.

Our advice is that Malcolm must take screenshots, block Lucas and report the posts on the social media site and the gaming platform. He should also talk to a trusted adult about what happened. For Lucas, our advice is to think about his actions and try to feel some empathy. An upstander can help by reporting the posts to get them deleted and by supporting Malcolm.

The key message from this is to be very careful online. Never give personal information to strangers, even if they seem friendly at first.

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Our scenario is about a case of cyberbullying. A girl named Maddie edited her classmate Shonda's photo to look like a monster and shared it in a group text to embarrass her.

The victim is Shonda and the person causing the harm is Maddie. The other classmates in the group text are the bystanders. We think Shonda would feel really embarrassed and sad but also angry and maybe lonely.

Our Advice! (What to do)
First, Shonda should take screenshots for evidence, block the group text and definitely tell a trusted adult. For Maddie, she has to delete the photo right away and give a real apology, because it's not a joke. The other classmates can be real upstanders by telling Maddie to stop and by supporting Shonda, instead of just laughing.

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Our scenario is about a girl with a fan account on Instagram. She posted a photo of herself but another user kept writing hate comments that she is ugly.

The girl is the victim and she starts to feel really insecure about how she looks. The bully is the other user, who is maybe also insecure and writes mean things to feel better.

Our advice is that if we were her friends, we would help by blocking the user and posting something positive to make her feel better. If we were her, we would talk to an adult to find a solution. We would also advise her to try and ignore the haters.

Our main message is that the support from your friends is more important than the opinion of one hater.

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Our scenario is about how a funny situation between two friends, Dylan and Jayden, can become a problem. Jayden posted a silly photo of Dylan that they both thought was funny but then other kids started writing mean comments about it.

The main people are Dylan, who is the victim, and his friend Jayden, who made a mistake without meaning to cause harm.

Our advice is that Dylan should first talk to Jayden calmly and ask him to remove the photo. A true friend would listen and delete it immediately. If Jayden refuses, then it becomes a bigger problem and Dylan should talk to an adult he trusts. Jayden should remove the post to protect his friend and their friendship.

The key message here is: always ask for permission before you post a photo of a friend online, even if you think it's just a joke.