UK Lesson Plan
Responding to Online Hate Speech (UK)
How should you respond to online hate speech?
Age
13–14Time
45 mins.
Objectives:
Examine and respond to a piece of artwork about the power of technology.
Analyse an online hate speech dilemma using the "Feelings & Options" steps.
Identify specific actions to positively affect a situation involving hate speech.
Vocabulary Show definitions
cyberbullying ·
anonymous ·
hate speech
cyberbullying – using digital devices, sites and apps to intimidate, harm and upset someone
anonymous – without a name or other information that identifies a person
hate speech – a verbal attack targeting someone, because of a group they belong to (e.g. their race, gender, religion, ability, sexual orientation, etc.)
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Key Standards Supported
Lesson Plan
45 mins.
Warm-Up: See-Think-Wonder
10 mins.Analyse: Online Hate Speech Dilemma
20 mins.Discuss: Responding to Online Hate Speech
10 mins.Wrap-Up Exercise: Taking Action
5 mins.Additional Resources
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Lesson last updated: January 2021
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Lesson last updated: January 2021