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• Connect with them during class breaks, even just to say hi
• Invite them to sit with you at lunch
• Walk with them to class
• Invite them to do homework with you and a group of friends
• Ask them to play a video or card game during free time

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• I’m here for you and I want to help
• You didn’t deserve to be treated that way
• You are a good person in a bad situation
• It was wrong of that person to do that
• Can I help you find an adult to talk to?

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• Provide education about helpful ways to intervene.
• When someone does take action, be supportive, have their back.
• Follow through (talk with them, provide discipline as appropriate) with all students involved.
• Educate all students about their rights (whether the target, person bullying, or the witness) in a bullying situation.

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• Tell them that they don't deserve it.
• Let them know that they are not alone.
• Encourage them to seek help from a parent or teacher.
• Invite them to spend time with you.

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• They're afraid they might be the next target.
• They don't think they can help.
• They're afraid of losing friends.
• They aren't sure what to do.

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• Not participate. I wouldn’t like or share the post.
• Report it to the site or an adult.
• Respond to the post with a positive comment.
• Reach out to the person being cyberbullied with a kind personal message.

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