lesson plan


Name: Natia Moniava
Lesson Topic: Cyberbullying                                                  
Aims: By the end of the lesson students will perform the understanding of cyberbullying.
Main aim: Students will identify cyberbullying and its consequences.
Subsidiary aim:  Students will suggest ways of staying safe online and how they can behave positively in cyber-space.

stage aims:
Procedure
Materials
Interaction
Timing
Introducing the topic of the lesson by watching a video
Pupils watch a video about Cyber Bullying   on the internet.

Whole class
10min
Defining ‘What is cyberbullying’
Teacher focuses students’ attention on friendship and positive relationships. They talk about friendship and positive relationships. Students talk about bullying and give examples on Cyberbullying. The children may find it difficult at this age, but it is important to introduce the term.

Teacher-students,
Student-student
10min
Discussion: students discuss good and bad relationships.
Give pupils 1 – 2 mins to individually come up with 10 – 12 key words they associate with good relationships, which might include what a good friend wouldn’t do. Ask them to read out their lists, and write it up on the blackboard for all children to see. Then ask class if there are any more they would like to add to complete the list
Paper, board,
Teacher-students,
Student-student
10 min
Introducing online dangers
Teacher explains and gives one example of an online danger or cyberbullying, and its consequences. Students try to give their own examples.

Whole class
10 min.
Tips to Stop Cyberbullying

Pupils share their ideas with the teacher.

Teacher students
5min.


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