3. Counselor asks students to give their definitions or examples of what a bully is and then she/he shows the supplied definition. 4. Students take notes on each of the 4. Counselor follows up with each of the other definitions given. definitions: Target Witness/Reporter Harassment Types of bullying Physical Emotional Verbal Sexual 5. Students review survey answers and discuss the correct answers. 5. Counselor wraps up the class by looking at the survey and going over it to see if students have changed their minds about their answers. 6. Students turn in their survey and note-taking worksheets to the counselor. 6. Counselor collects the survey and taking worksheets and keeps them for the second lesson. Teacher Follow-Up Activities Use information from the materials when needed to address issues in the What Is Bullying? classroom. Counselor reflection notes (completed after the lesson) Survey: What is Bullying? DIRECTIONS: Read each statement carefully and circle your response. 1. Bullying is just teasing. True False 2. Some people deserve to be bullied. True False
3. Counselor asks students to give their definitions or examples of what a bully is and then she/he shows the supplied definition. 4. Counselor follows up with each of the other definitions: Target Witness/Reporter Harassment Types of bullying Physical Emotional Verbal Sexual 5. Counselor wraps up the class by looking at the survey and going over it to see if students have changed their minds about their answers. 6. Counselor collects the survey and worksheets and keeps them for the second lesson. 4. Students take notes on each of the definitions given. 5. Students review survey answers and discuss the correct answers. 6. Students turn in their survey and note-taking worksheets to the counselor. Teacher Follow-Up Activities Use information from the What Is Bullying? materials when needed to address issues in the classroom. Counselor reflection notes (completed after the lesson) Survey: What is Bullying? DIRECTIONS: Read each statement carefully and circle your response. 1. Bullying is just teasing. True False 2. Some people deserve to be bullied. True False taking
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