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Cyberbullying
I am putting together a module about cyberbullying for high school students? Can anyone offer any suggestions of activities or websites they've used?
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Permalink Reply by Audra Mullner on -
What about posting several defintions of cyber bullying and askign students to create their own based on their personal expierences?
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Permalink Reply by Chris Zawacki on
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Hi Nicole:
The National Council for Crime Prevention has an abundance of resources for cyberbullying that includes podcasts and downladable content. Here is the link:
http://www.ncpc.org/cyberbullying
Good luck!
Chris
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Permalink Reply by Maureen Tumenas on -
I made a blog that I use with my 7th graders- feel free to take anything from this http://mybcd.org/internetsafety/
I would also look at http://www.athinline.org/ for HS kids... there's alot out there,
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Permalink Reply by Chandler Creedon on
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Have you ever seen the work of Chrissy Harmon and her "Clueberry World"? She has completed a wonderful program concerning empowering youth with how to find their voice, change their life through overcoming obstacles and be happy by learning 8 powers of the mind.
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Permalink Reply by Nicole Olbrish on
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I have not seen the work of her but I will check it out. Thanks!
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