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Cyberbullying and Digital Civility

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Lesson Details

Duration (minutes)
2
Grade Level
3-5
Summary
This short video explains how the internet connects people while also opening the door to cyberbullying — mean messages, fake rumors, or sharing private information without permission. It introduces "digital civility" as a way to make online spaces safer, walking through four guidelines: living by the Golden Rule, respecting differences, pausing before replying, and standing up for yourself and others. It closes with a reminder that everyone has a role to play in keeping the internet safe and friendly.

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How to be a Responsible Digital Citizen? by LPUB Academic Center

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Student Worksheet: Cyberbullying and Digital Civility

Teacher Note: Students can watch the video lesson above and answer the questions. Click the “Teacher Answer Key” dropdown below when you are ready to review the solutions!

Key Concepts:

• Cyberbullying: Using the internet or social media to hurt someone through mean messages, fake rumors, or sharing private information without permission.

• Digital Civility: Choosing to be respectful, kind, and thoughtful when interacting with others online.

• Digital Citizen: Someone who takes responsibility for helping keep the internet safe and friendly for everyone.

Instructions: Read each question carefully and write your answer in the space provided.

  1. Question 1: What is cyberbullying, and name one way it can happen.
  2. Question 2: What does “digital civility” mean?
  3. Question 3: Name the four guidelines for digital civility mentioned in the video.
  4. Question 4: Explain what “Pause Before Replying” means and why it’s important.
  5. Question 5: What are two things you can do if you see someone being cyberbullied?
Click to reveal Teacher Answer Key

1. Cyberbullying is using the internet to hurt someone, such as sending mean messages, spreading fake rumors, or sharing private information without permission. Explained @ 0:13

2. Digital civility means treating others with respect and kindness online, helping make the internet a safer and friendlier place. Explained @ 0:33

3. Live by the Golden Rule, Respect Differences, Pause Before Replying, and Stand Up for Yourself and Others. Explained @ 0:47-1:57

4. It means thinking about the consequences before sharing something online, to make sure it won’t hurt someone else or damage their reputation. Explained @ 1:20

5. Answers will vary. Examples: report the behavior, remove yourself from the situation, offer support to the person being bullied. Explained @ 1:39

Disclaimer: This worksheet was generated with AI assistance based on publicly available video content. It is intended for educational reference only. Teachers are encouraged to review and adjust questions to fit their curriculum standards before classroom use.

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