Notice the Signs of Cyberbullying in Your Students
Cyberbullying can be difficult to notice because it often happens outside the classroom or through private digital spaces. This section helps you recognize possible emotional, behavioral, academic, and physical signs that a student may be experiencing online harm.
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Teacher’s Guide: I Think My Student Is Being Cyberbullied
Signs to Notice
- Behavioral Changes: Sad student walking alone with a backpack, representing withdrawal or isolation.
- Emotional Changes: Student looking angry and upset, representing changes in mood or emotions.
- Academic Changes: School paper showing a failing grade, representing a decline in academic performance.
- Well-Being Indicators: Gauge showing different levels, representing changes in a student’s overall well-being.
Immediate Concerns: Stop hand and warning sign, representing serious concerns that need immediate attention.
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Resources for Students
- School: School building representing school support.
- Community: Hands surrounding a heart representing community support.
- Emergency: Emergency siren and warning sign representing urgent help.
Teacher Action Principles
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Image #12: A person holding their head with a brain illustration above, representing mental health and emotional well-being.