stop cyberbullying
bad bullies
What is cyberbullying?
Examples of cyberbullying
2. Making a fake account to make fun of somebody.
3. Posting hurtful rumors about somebody.
3 differences between cyberbullying and bullying
2. Bullying is more of a physical thing than cyberbullying.
3. When cyberbullying you can keep people from knowing who you are.
Effects of cyberbullying
2. Loss of intrest in activities they used to enjoy
3. Health complaints
4. dropping grades
5. skipping school
Prevention and Awarness
2. Ask for their passwords but tell them you'll only use them in case of emergencies.
3. Friend or follow your kids on social media.
4. Encourage your kids to tell you if they or another kid is being cyberbullied.
5. Try out the devices they use so you have a sense of what they're doing.
Establishing rules
2. Tell them not to post anything that could hurt or embarrass them or someone else.
3. Tell your kids to keep their passwords safe and not to share them with friends.
Reporting a Cyber-bully
2. Keep evidence of the cyber-bullying, such as to screen-shot it.
3. Block the person who is cyber-bullying.
report to your online service provider
2. Report cyber-bullying to the social media site so they can take action against the users who are abusing the terms of service and other rules.
Report to your local law enforcement
2. Stalking and hate crimes
3. Taking a photo or video of somebody in some place they are expecting privacy.
Report to your school
2. In a lot of states schools are required to address cyber-bullying in their anti-bullying rules.