Bully Prevention: Part III
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Bully Prevention:Part III
What to do about Gossiping…
Let’s put an end to bullying now!
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Current Expectations- for review
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Review of Lesson OneSay “STOP” and use the hand
signalIf that doesn’t work, “WALK”
awayIf that doesn’t work, “TALK” to an
adult
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Student Matrix- review Respecting Others
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What do the expectations have to do with gossiping?
Being Respectful means saying only nice things about other students
Being Kind means encouraging others and making them feel good even when they are not present
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What do the expectations have to do with gossiping?
That means NOT:◦Telling a negative story about
someone else, regardless of whether or not it is true
◦Sharing secrets that someone told you
◦Blaming negative behavior on someone else
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Review the Social Responsibility Skills (Stop/Walk/Talk)
Say “STOP” and use the hand signal
If that doesn’t work, “WALK” away
If that doesn’t work, “TALK” to an adult
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Think, Pair, ShareHow can Stop/Walk/Talk be used
when someone says something disrespectful about another student?
Often, the target of gossip will not hear the negative remark, so it is important for others that DO hear the remark to say “STOP”
Sometimes this means saying stop to your friends, which can be very difficult
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Practice Time (5 minutes)Your teacher will divide you up into groups
of 2Practice using the “STOP” signal with each
other when the other person says something unkind or disrespectful about another person (DO NOT USE ANYONE’S REAL NAME , for example, you could use the names of the Snow White 7 dwarfs)
Possible scenarios to act out:◦Student A says something about Sneezy’s hair◦Student B says something rude about Doc’s
shoes
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Practice Time (Part II, 5 minutes)Bring the class back together and
discuss questions and comments that arose during practice
Now we need groups of 3 (one cafeteria supervisor, one instigator of gossip, and one bystander)◦Instruct the students to practice the entire
Stop/Walk/Talk sequence to be used with gossip, how to reply when someone uses the “stop” signal with you, and how adults will respond to reports of gossip (on next 2 pages)
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Responding to “Stop, Walk, Talk”If you are doing something and
someone uses “stop”, “walk”, or “talk” your response should be:◦1. Stop what you are doing◦2. Take a deep breath and count to 3◦3.Go on with your day
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ADULT RESPONSESWhen you report a problem to an
adult, they will:1. Thank you for coming to talk to
them2. Ask you what the problem is3. Ask if you said “stop”4. Ask if you “walked away” calmly5. Practice Stop/Walk/Talk with you if
needed
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STOP – WALK – TALK Method Review Dipsticking:How should you respond in
situations that involve gossiping?Reward students displaying
active participation and Appropriate behavior (Bulldog Bucks?)