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Myselfie // Lesson 2: What is Cyber Bullying?

Added: 03 Mar 2016 Contributor: Webwise Resource type: Audio / Video / Lesson Plan

Lesson 2, What is Cyber Bullying?, looks at exclusion as a form of bullying and gives pupils a chance to empathise with those affected by it. It will also motivate them to act responsibly and intervene in a positive and safe way.

How it maps to the curriculum

5-6
SPHE

Strand: Myself & the Wider World

Strand unit: Media education

Content objective:
This resource should enable a child to:

  • explore and understand how information is conveyed and practise relaying messages using a variety of methods
  • explore and use some simple broadcasting, production and communication techniques
  • explore the role of newspapers and other forms of print media in transmitting messages, the techniques used and the types of information included

Suggestions for use: Use this resource to explore the topic of cyber bullying, in the context of SPHE. There is strong use of drama methodologies in Activity 1 and 2, to help students empathise and relate to the characters of Vicky and Siobhan.


Strand: Myself & Others

Strand unit: My friends and other people

Content objective:
This resource should enable a child to:

  • consider problems that can arise in friendships and other relationships and how these could be handled
  • explore and discuss how individuals can deal with being bullied, knowing that others are being bullied and being a bully
  • explore how the opinions, views or expectations of others can influence how people relate to each other, either positively or negatively
  • practise and recognise the importance of care and consideration, courtesy and good manners with others
  • recognise, discuss and understand bullying and its effects

Meta information

  • Asset type: Online Resource
  • Language: English , Gaeilge
  • Rights: Attribution-Noncommercial Share Alike Creative Commons
  • Cost: No

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