Saturday, December 11, 2010

Revised Action Research Plan

Goal:
To improve, provide and guarantee a safe learning environment for the students, and prevent students of becoming cyber bullies’ victims.

Action Steps:
1. Acquire parents’ authorization to work with the students.
2. Identify prior knowledge of the term cyber bully, and identify cyber bullies victims.
3. Assess students’ behavior and academics.
4. Analyze students’ feelings and thoughts about cyber bullies and bullies in general.
5. Advise and provide students with the necessary skills to handle a cyber bully situation.
6. Examine improvements (if any) on students’ behavior and academics.
7. Document improvements or changes of the students towards cyber bulling.
8. Share the project findings with the faculty.

Person Responsible:
Joanaly Ramirez

Timeline:
January-May 2011

Needed Resources:
1. Permission letters
2. Survey Monkey
3. Students’ current teachers and students’ records
4. Small group of students
5. i-safe and NetSmartz web sites
6. Students’ teachers and grade reports
7. Power point

Evaluation:
1. Permission letters
2. Pre-assess Survey
3. Interview
4. Questions and answers, quizzes
5. Post- assess Survey
6. Group Discussion

2 comments:

  1. Possibly incorporate this new book for teens into your program.

    After 23 years in juvenile court, I believe that teenagers learn from the experiences of their peers, not just from being lectured by those in authority. Consequently, “Teen Cyberbullying Investigated” was published in January, 2010.

    Endorsed by Dr. Phil ["Bullied to Death"], “Teen Cyberbullying Investigated” presents real cases of teens in trouble over their online and cell phone activities.

    Civil & criminal sanctions have been imposed on teens over their emails, blogs, texts, IM messages, Facebook & YouTube posts and more. TCI promotes education & awareness of consequences so that our youth will begin to “Think B4 U Click.”

    Thanks for looking at “Teen Cyberbullying Investigated” on http://www.freespirit.com [publisher] or on http://www.askthejudge.info [a free website for & about teens and the laws that affect them].

    Respectfully, -Judge Tom.

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  2. Our students just did a similar research task using a great web survey site http://www.websurveymaster.com/
    If was free up to 100 responses, which should be enough, they found it very easy to use, and the results analysis tools were fantastic.
    Good luck
    katie

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