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Course on Overcoming Bullying

Identifying and Dealing With Bullies



Examine dynamics that contribute to bullying and learn the impact of bullying.

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Course Overview

  • tickRecognize the different forms of bullying, including physical, verbal, social, and cyberbullying, and understand their harmful effects on both the target and the bully.
  • tick Learn how to identify signs that someone is being bullied, including emotional, behavioral, and physical changes, and how to support them effectively.
  • tick Explore strategies for self-advocacy and standing up for oneself or others in bullying situations, fostering confidence and resilience.
  • tick Understand the role of bystanders and how to transition from being a passive observer to an active upstander, promoting positive change.
  • tick Develop skills in responsible digital citizenship to prevent and respond to cyberbullying, ensuring a safe online environment.

Module Overview

Module

1

Defining BullyingAudioicon

  • Understand what constitutes bullying, including its types, signs, and harmful effects on all involved.
  • Differentiate between disagreements and bullying by identifying power dynamics and repeated hurtful behaviors.
  • Recognize the impact of cyberbullying and learn responsible digital citizenship for safer online interactions.
  • Develop empathy by considering the perspectives and feelings of those affected by bullying.
  • Learn strategies for identifying, reporting, and preventing bullying in various environments.

Module

2

Signs of Bullying and RolesAudioicon

  • Recognize the verbal, physical, and behavioral signs that indicate someone may be experiencing bullying.
  • Understand the roles of the bully, the target, and the bystander, and how each impacts the bullying cycle.
  • Reflect on personal behaviors to identify and address actions that may unintentionally contribute to bullying.
  • Learn how to support individuals who are targets of bullying and help them build self-advocacy skills.
  • Explore how to transition from a passive bystander to an active upstander, promoting a safer environment.

Module

3

Bullying Impacts EveryoneAudioicon

  • Understand the emotional, social, and long-term effects of bullying on victims, bystanders, and those who bully.
  • Explore reasons why individuals may not report bullying and ways to create safe spaces for open communication.
  • Develop self-advocacy skills to confidently respond to bullying and seek help when needed.
  • Recognize the importance of knowing your rights and the role of schools in supporting anti-bullying efforts.
  • Encourage personal reflection and growth by adopting behaviors that foster inclusivity and kindness.

Module

4

Taking ActionAudioicon

  • Learn the importance of advocating for others who may be targets of bullying, using empathy and leadership skills.
  • Develop a personal plan for being a peer advocate and promoting positive behaviors in bullying situations.
  • Understand how acts of kindness and supportive friendships can reduce bullying and foster a positive community.
  • Explore strategies for preventing and addressing cyberbullying through responsible digital citizenship.
  • Collaborate with peers to create a sustained anti-bullying action plan, incorporating empathy, kindness, and advocacy.

Meet the Course Creator,
Chelsey Juenemann

Chelsey, a seasoned and adaptable educator, has dedicated two decades to creating interesting and diverse learning environments. She has mainly taught middle school English Language Arts but has experience with all subjects and grade levels. In 2023, she shifted from traditional classrooms to remote teaching, using her education skills to craft innovative learning experiences for students across the United States. Armed with two degrees, including a masters in instructional technology, Chelsey is committed to staying at the forefront of educational advancements. Her passion for technology integrations and versatile teaching methods makes her a dedicated and knowledgeable educator.

Chelsey Juenemann