Memory Cyberbullying Memory MatchVersión en línea Test your knowledge and understanding of cyberbullying with this memory game. Match the different questions to their answers by recalling the information you have just learnt from the resources and topic video discussed on our Week 2 -Cyberbullying via Social Media topic page. If you find yourself stuck, go back and review the resources prior to this activity ! por Emily Wood it can happen to anyone, for any reason the bully thinks necessary your friends may become distant and not want to play the games they liked anymore threatening to share something online you do not want someone else to see & sending out hurtful posts or messages about someone else How can we spot the signs of cyberbullying? What are the some types of cyberbullying? Why does cyberbullying happen? If you report cyberbullying to eSafety what may they ask of you? Which website allows you to start a webchat with a counsellor if you do not want to talk on the phone? responding in a humorous manner to provide evidence Kids Helpline eSafety If you are unsure if you are a cyberbully which website can help you find out more information? Kids Helpline says we can defuse some types of bullying by; What are the '4S' Steps suggested from Kids Helpline to help cope with cyberbullying? Stay active, sleep well and create new connections with friends or family Stay calm, screenshot information, shut the bullying down & find support What are some tips from Headspace on how to keep a healthy mindset? Where can you report Cyberbullying if the online site does not help? If you are concerned for your immediate safety or someone else's what should you do? only socialise with people you know in real life online contact 000 immediately How can you protect yourself online? eSafety
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