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Subjects/Digital Safety/Cyberbullying and Online Harassment

Cyberbullying and Online Harassment

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Grades 6–10·Digital safety·Guided journey: Discover, Learn, Practice, Apply

Learn what cyberbullying and online harassment look like, why they are never the fault of the person targeted, and the calm, practical steps to respond: do not engage, save the evidence, block and report, and tell a trusted adult. Practice being an upstander who helps safely.

What you’ll learn

Cyberbullying is repeated harm through screens, and it is never the fault of the person targeted.
Do not reply in anger; save screenshots as evidence before the content disappears.
Block, report, and tell a trusted adult instead of handling it alone.
Be an upstander: support the person targeted, report harmful posts, and never pile on.

Subjects/Digital Safety/Cyberbullying and Online Harassment

Cyberbullying and Online Harassment

Free

Grades 6–10·Digital safety·Guided journey: Discover, Learn, Practice, Apply

What you’ll learn

Cyberbullying is repeated harm through screens, and it is never the fault of the person targeted.
Do not reply in anger; save screenshots as evidence before the content disappears.
Block, report, and tell a trusted adult instead of handling it alone.
Be an upstander: support the person targeted, report harmful posts, and never pile on.