Educ 109 - Bullying (Activity)

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Subject: Educ 109
Unit: 3
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Froggy Jumps Educ 109 - Bullying (Activity)Online version Subject: Educ 109 Unit: 3 Lesson: 5 by Sheen Karla Ann Entrada 1 Which DepEd policy serves as the Child Protection Policy that requires schools to ensure safe and supportive learning spaces? a DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012 b a. RA 10627 c DepEd Order No. 21, s. 2019 2 Which of the following is an example of social bullying? a Hitting a classmate during recess b Sending insulting messages online c Excluding a peer from a group project 3 A student posts edited photos of a classmate on social media to embarrass them. This is an example of: a Physical bullying b Verbal bullying c Cyberbullying 4 What is the primary characteristic that defines bullying? a Accidental harm b Repeated and intentional harm with a power imbalance c Normal classroom teasing 5 Which intervention strategy focuses on helping both victims and perpetrators through emotional support? a Counseling and guidance services b Policy enforcement c School-wide preventive programs 6 Bystanders are not affected by bullying since they are not directly involved. a True b False c Cannot tell. 7 Victims of bullying may show signs such as sudden withdrawal from friends and extracurricular activities. a True b False c Cannot tell. 8 Bullies are at higher risk of future violent or delinquent behaviors if not guided properly. a True b False c Cannot tell. 9 Cyberbullying cannot be addressed through RA 10627 since it only applies to physical bullying. a True b False c Cannot tell. 10 Recognizing early warning signs is one of the first steps in effective intervention. a True b False c Cannot tell.

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Educ 109 - Bullying (Activity)Online version

Subject: Educ 109 Unit: 3 Lesson: 5

by Sheen Karla Ann Entrada

Which DepEd policy serves as the Child Protection Policy that requires schools to ensure safe and supportive learning spaces?

DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012

a. RA 10627

DepEd Order No. 21, s. 2019

Which of the following is an example of social bullying?

Hitting a classmate during recess

Sending insulting messages online

Excluding a peer from a group project

A student posts edited photos of a classmate on social media to embarrass them. This is an example of:

Physical bullying

Verbal bullying

Cyberbullying

What is the primary characteristic that defines bullying?

Accidental harm

Repeated and intentional harm with a power imbalance

Normal classroom teasing

Which intervention strategy focuses on helping both victims and perpetrators through emotional support?

Counseling and guidance services

Policy enforcement

School-wide preventive programs

Bystanders are not affected by bullying since they are not directly involved.

True

False

Cannot tell.

Victims of bullying may show signs such as sudden withdrawal from friends and extracurricular activities.

True

False

Cannot tell.

Bullies are at higher risk of future violent or delinquent behaviors if not guided properly.

True

False

Cannot tell.

Cyberbullying cannot be addressed through RA 10627 since it only applies to physical bullying.

True

False

Cannot tell.

Recognizing early warning signs is one of the first steps in effective intervention.

True

False

Cannot tell.

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Educ 109 - Bullying (Activity)Online version

by Sheen Karla Ann Entrada

Which DepEd policy serves as the Child Protection Policy that requires schools to ensure safe and supportive learning spaces?

Which of the following is an example of social bullying?

A student posts edited photos of a classmate on social media to embarrass them. This is an example of:

What is the primary characteristic that defines bullying?

Which intervention strategy focuses on helping both victims and perpetrators through emotional support?

Bystanders are not affected by bullying since they are not directly involved.

Victims of bullying may show signs such as sudden withdrawal from friends and extracurricular activities.

Bullies are at higher risk of future violent or delinquent behaviors if not guided properly.

Cyberbullying cannot be addressed through RA 10627 since it only applies to physical bullying.

Recognizing early warning signs is one of the first steps in effective intervention.

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