1 Cyber-bullying Prevention Intervention Judy Brunner Instructional Solutions Group [email protected]417-300-2482 JUDY Brunner Instructional Solutions Group email: [email protected]twitter: @judybrunner cell: 417-300-2482 www.isolutionsgroup.org Yes or No Cyber-bullying is defined as the transmission of a communication including, but not limited to, a message, text, sound, or image by means of an electronic device. Yes or No School districts are required to train all employees in the requirements of the local policy. Yes or No If an employee witnesses or has reliable information about an incident of bullying, it must be reported within two days. Yes or No A procedure must be developed for prompt investigation of reports of violations and complaints. Yes or No Within one school day of a report, the principal or designee must initiate an investigation. Yes or No The investigation shall be completed within ten school days from the date of the report. Yes or No School counselors and school psychologists shall educate students who are victims of bullying on techniques for them to overcome bullying’s negative effects.
Cyber-bullying is defined as the transmission of a communication including, but not limited to, a message, text, sound, or image by means of an electronic device.
Yes or No
School districts are required to train all employees in the requirements of the local policy.
Yes or No
If an employee witnesses or has reliable information about an incident of bullying, it must be reported within two days.
Yes or No
A procedure must be developed for prompt investigation of reports of violations and complaints.
Yes or No
Within one school day of a report, the principal or designee must initiate an investigation.
Yes or No
The investigation shall be completed within ten school days from the date of the report.
Yes or No
School counselors and school psychologists shall educate students who are victims of bullying on techniques for them to overcome bullying’s negative effects.
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Yes or No
The district shall have jurisdiction to prohibit cyber-bullying that originates on a school’s campus or at a district activity if there is a sufficient nexus to the educational environment or if it constitutes a threat.
The Adult
Determines
Intent
You Will Seldom Know of the First Offense
Cyber has created a new dimension to the issue – both for
students, staff and parents
Digital Footprint
Cyber-Risks
Cyber-baiting “Casting for Victims”
Cyber-Risks Cyber-bullying & Denigration
“Sl*t” “Bi**h
Cyber-Risks
Cyber-mobbing Cyber-Risks
Flaming
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Cyber-Risks Happy Slapping
Cyber-Risks
Outing
Cyber-Risks
Sextortion
Cyber-Risks
Trolling
Public & Permanent
Delete = Hide
Nothing is Anonymous
Digital Conscience
Bullying is Frequently Litigated
Parents suing staff Students suing staff Parents suing parents Staff suing students Everyone suing the school
Explain the
Investigatory Process
Advertise the
reporting process
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Regularly Communicate
Don’t Retaliate Save Evidence
Block Communication Tell parents & school officials
