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Be a Super Digital Citizen

From Common Sense Education: Digital Citizenship · 2020

Be a Super Digital Citizen
2 min4thTechnologySocial-Emotional Learning
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Summary

Bystanders can become “upstanders” by speaking up when they see cyberbullying. This video (2:12) gives fourth graders concrete steps for stepping in to help.

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All agesEmotional themes

Talks through cyberbullying scenarios in an age-appropriate way — useful to preview if a student in class has experienced it.

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Discussion questions

Discussion

“Be a Super Digital Citizen” helps children think about how to be an upstander when they see cyberbullying.

  1. What is an upstander, and how is it different from a bystander?
  2. What's one thing an upstander can do when they see someone being cyberbullied?
  3. Who is a trusted adult you could tell if you saw cyberbullying happening?

Quick work-a-long

Vocabulary: upstander, bystander, cyberbullying.

Try it: Write one sentence you could say to support someone who is being cyberbullied.