Digital Education - Being Positive and Other Ways to Prevent CyberbullyingVolver

This unit aims to train the mind to see things in a positive way, applying this framework in the acceptance of diversity, kindness, gratitude and being proactive subjects to prevent cyberbullying.

Learning Objectives

• To understand the concept of perception.
• To recognise the ability to train the mind to be able to see the positive aspects in our lives.
• To understand the relationship between positive thinking and the prevention of hostile situations.
• To promote positive thinking associated with pro-social behaviour.
• To learn about different ways to practise positive thinking.
• To promote positive thinking through a personalised action plan.
• To understand the importance of discrimination and prejudice in bullying and cyberbullying
• To promote focus on positive characteristics and relating with others.
• To understand the effect of positive comments and attitudes.
• To promote kind behaviour all around us.
• To understand the concept of active listening and its importance in interpersonal relationships.
• To promote the skill of listening actively to others.
• To understand the concept of proactivity and its importance.
• To promote proactive behaviour and attitudes to combat cyberbullying.
• To recall the contents covered during the unit.
• To promote positive thinking and positive attitudes among pupils.