Digital Resiliency

While my school does not have a specific policy in the code of conduct, SD23 has two policies I believe cover bullying.

450 – DISCRIMINATION TOWARD AND BY STUDENTS - Defines discrimination

486 - STUDENT USE OF NETWORK SERVICES AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES - Outlines expected technology use, including how to be a member of a digital community

My Open Ended Questions

  1. What is bullying?
  2. How is cyberbullying different from bullying?
  3. What is an example of cyberbullying?
  4. How can we safely use the internet?
  5. When and how is it okay to connect with others online?

Comments

  1. Ms. HuntMay 6, 2023 at 1:11 PM

    Hi Sara, I really like your last question and I think it really gets at the heart of being safe online. Your first three questions are very similar in that they ask the student to describe their understanding of cyberbullying. I suggest removing one of them so you have room to ask them about their experience with cyberbullying. Then you will get an idea of whether or not it is happening at your school.
    -Jackie

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