| Abschnitt | Beschreibung |
|---|---|
| Modul-Typ | Lernmodul Digitales Abenteuer |
| Thema | Bullying • Bystander behaviour • Group norms |
| SDG-Ausrichtung | SDG 16 - Frieden, Gerechtigkeit und starke Institutionen |
| Schwerpunkt | Recognising and interrupting harassment as a repeated pattern |
| Zielgruppe | Junge Menschen (ca. 13-25), Jugendarbeiter, Pädagogen |
| Format | Interaktive, szenariobasierte digitale Erfahrung |
| Verwenden Sie | Eigenständiges Modul oder moderierte Gruppensitzung |
| Zweck | Strengthens learners’ ability to recognise harassment and bullying as cumulative patterns rather than isolated incidents, supporting early, non-violent intervention. |
| Kern-Ansatz | Focuses on bystander responsibility, group dynamics, and calm boundary-setting to prevent the normalisation of harm. |
| Kontext | In a shared space (classroom, workplace, community group, or online team), one person is repeatedly targeted through jokes, dismissal, and “banter.” |
| Zentrale Herausforderung | Deciding how to respond when no single moment feels serious enough, but the pattern is clearly harmful. |
| Auswahlmöglichkeiten für Lernende | Ignore • Participate • Support privately • Interrupt the behaviour |
| Lektion | Was Lernende üben |
|---|---|
| Harassment Is Cumulative | Identifying patterns of harm and understanding how repetition increases impact over time. |
| Silence Reinforces Harm | Recognising how laughter, inaction, or passivity communicate approval. |
| Early Intervention Matters | Practising low-risk, non-confrontational ways to interrupt harm before it escalates. |
| Zum Mitnehmen | Schwerpunkt Lernen |
|---|---|
| Naming Patterns Shifts Responsibility | Describing repeated behaviour without blaming or shaming individuals. |
| Bystanders Shape Group Culture | Understanding how silence sustains harm and intervention reshapes norms. |
| Support and Accountability Work Together | Balancing private care with visible boundary-setting. |
| Zentrale Fragen | Why does bullying often go unnoticed or unreported? What makes “banter” difficult to challenge? When does staying silent become participation? What are safe ways to interrupt harmful behaviour early? |
| Am besten für | Anti-bullying and safeguarding programmes • Violence prevention • Workplace respect training • School and community group facilitation |
| Entwickelte Fertigkeiten | Pattern recognition • Bystander intervention • Boundary-setting • Non-violent response |
Finanziert von der Europäischen Union. Die geäußerten Ansichten und Meinungen sind jedoch ausschließlich die des Autors/der Autoren und spiegeln nicht unbedingt die der Europäischen Union oder der Europäischen Exekutivagentur für Bildung und Kultur (EACEA) wider. Weder die Europäische Union noch die EACEA können für diese verantwortlich gemacht werden.