CyberBullying Awareness!
Mrs. Garay
Cyberbullying
Cyberbulling can happen using emails, text messaging, and social media such as facebook, Instagram, or twitter.
As you know, bullying behaviors occur off school grounds and outside of school hours, and to some degree our hands are tied in dealing with those situations, but we still want to be part of the solution.
What can parents do?
-Monitor students online usage
-Talk to your child regularly
-Build trust with your children
- Tell your students not to respond to any cyberbullying threats or comments online.
-Talk to our counselors here at school.
Social Media
Cyber Bullying Bystander
Bystanders need to realize that bullying is a serious problem, and that a lack of action on their part will only give bullies more opportunities to torment their victims.
Lets be a Team
Please watch the video below.
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Marjorie Garay
May 2016
Email: marjorie.garay@ttu.edu
Phone: 817-555-0000
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https://emergingmedia360.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/cyber-bullying.jpg
http://www.examiner.com/article/there-is-nothing-new-about-bullying-except-what-you-can-learn
http://www.faronics.com/news/blog/cyberbullying-how-parents-can-help-prevent-it/