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I Was Cyberbullied

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Presents three real-life stories from kids who were targets of cyberbullying attacks and offers practical suggestions for how to avoid being victimized by this new, rapidly-spreading type of bullying. Highlights important tips such as: only post the type of information online that you would be comfortable with others seeing; remember that once an email or photo is posted online, you can't take it back; avoid responding to vicious texts or emails that might escalate a situation further; and know when to turn to a trusted adult for help. Renowned "bully coach" Joel Haber leads a discussion on how serious and damaging cyberbullying can be, and touches upon recent cases of children committing suicide after being cyberbullied.

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Runtime: 23 minutes 38 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Technology
Subtopic: Bullying, Internet
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2010
Producer/Distributor: Human Relations Media
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3 quarter view of teenage girl with troubled expression. Canopy of trees and gray sky in background. Caption. Most bystanders avoid interfering.

Small crowd of people, some with lanyards and heads bowed. Caption. Of different nationalities, ages, social positions.

Boy with dark curly hair sits at a desk and smiles up to the side. Other children out of focus in background. Caption. If I have a bully.

Adolescent girl seated at a school desk, looking up towards the front of class with a pensive expression. Caption. And I want Jessica, Valesca, and Gavin.

Teenage boy with a distressed expression leans on a table and looks up at a shadowy figure in a dark room. Caption. Cause problems, cause this.

Children walking down a hallway at school with a negative photo editing effect. Caption. Male narrator. Seven out of ten kids have been bullied.

Young girl wearing a backpack looks down at the ground in a public bathroom. Caption. What a loser!

Closeup side view of a young woman in front of a red brick wall with her mouth open mid-speech. Caption. Lori as narrator. What? Caption. Nothing, nothing.

Storybook illustration of a woman with black hair holding up a brown-haired young boy by his t-shirt. Both look angry. Story text appears under the illustration.

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Denise P. (Great Falls, MT)

September 23rd, 2015 at 09:34 AM

My teenaged students enjoyed this film. The content generated many great class discussions about being safe online.