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  1. Tsveta Vrabcheva

    REALLY HELPFUL. THX.

  2. Olga Vuyek

    This is a fantastic topic for a lesson. Currently a lot of kids / teen are having worshops dedicated to prevention of cyberbullying.
    Although, the lessons takes much less that 60 minutes. I expanded it, added photos to descibe cyberbullying as a warm-up and a few vocab exercises. All in all it took me 45 minutes. The issue for me was that in the end the lesson didn’t offer specific advice to prevent or fight cyberbullying. Would be nice to discuss them with the students.

    1. Justa

      Hi Olga! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. I looked at the lesson again and think that, depending on how much your students are eager to talk, the lesson should take at least 45 minutes. We provide some ideas on how to extend it in the notes in the Teacher’s version of the worksheet. Nevertheless, we changed the time to 45 min to consider your suggestion. Also, in the lesson we just ask students to come up with their own ideas on how to fight cyberbullying, so it might be a good idea to ask them to read some articles online on other advice as homework.

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